Later I watched some reviews on YouTube of the set (watching reviews of a set after I’ve already purchased it, defeats the purpose… I know). Just like the 8-wide Speed Champions it would look ridiculously oversized next to typical City vehicles and buildings. With India poised to be the next big toy market, this could signal the LEGO Group’s first push into a new region, similar to what’s happening in China. LEGO® fans aged 7 and up who love to build and play with model cars can take the tuk-tuk on their own adventure or add it to their collection with their other LEGO sets. Due to the fixture of the car it stays stationary and sharp in the photo while the wheels and the background are blurred due to the motion.

Unlike 40468 Yellow Taxi, this vehicle does look like it accommodates passengers, and is also strikingly colourful with some relatively new pieces. LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Brick and Knob configurations, the Minifigure, DUPLO and LEGOLAND are trademarks of the LEGO Group.With or without figures the model looks pretty nice and is a good representation of this famous vehicle. I know what a tuk tuk is, and living in London I've seen them a few times (as well as the common cycle rickshaws). They were originally designed in Thailand as the motorised equivalent of a rickshaw, although they were prototyped in Italy after WWII to try to rebuild city transportation.

With a small dedicated team of LEGO fans serving your needs, we're sure you wont find a better or more friendly service anywhere else online. I've seen a ton of people posting about how they're interested because they see/ride them all the time, but it didn't really strike me as a very British vehicle. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. To give some highlights to the scene, I used some LEDs to light up the head and taillights of the taxi and to illuminate the windows of the houses.The lunch boxes also give it a bit too much height relative to other Lego City vehicles, but this is not a deal-breaker at all. With India poised to be the next big toy market, this could signal the LEGO Group’s first push into a new region, similar to . You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Sure, if you want to go the passive aggressive way :) I didn't say that there were only tuk tuks, and I also mentioned that they are less common than cycle rickshaws (what you refer to "pedal-powered").