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Reliant Robin

1:1 Scale

This vehicle is meant to be a fun toy to play around with. Please credit and link to the original if you are gonna use it in your creations or as a reupload that is modified.. As simple as posting a comment and your use for it.


Weighs 363KG Dry
Fairly stable thanks to the dynamic steering
Blinkers and fourways with taillights.
Heating unit for winter situations
Tow points and helpful equipment with emergency kit on passenger side door
2 seats. Can be fitted for 4
113 Litre Fuel Tank
Can be modified to haul small stuff around and can be a service vehicle.


With smooth speed adjusting steering with a on/off mode if you feeling lucky!

Fun little adventure vehicle to take your friends on a wild ride.

Is Server resource friendly 👍

Factory Reliant Robin Color Templates

1 = VENETIAN BLUE: 155 183 215
2 = VIRGINIA BROWN: 101 71 65
3 = APRIL YELLOW: 239 183 65
4 = TROPIC GREEN 49 105 89
5 = CARAMEL: 181 141 110
6 = LONDON RED 185 41 40
7 = MYLAND RED: 167 51 51
8 = APPLE GREEN: 141 182 0
9 = OLYMPIC BLUE 0 142 204
10 = TANGERINE: 242 133 0

As seen on top gear. You can reflip it from it's side using the door as a neat feature. These robins are perfectly known for the flip side!
Equipment: Blow torch, fire extinguisher medkit and rope. Tow points can be found under the back bumper and under the front wheel. Refuel port is on driver side front wheel.


From real life measurements and scaled to Stormworks, with unique colors to easily replace color to your liking

The Reliant Robin is a small three-wheeled car produced by the Reliant Motor Company in Tamworth, England. It was offered in several versions (Mk1, Mk2 and Mk3) over a period of 30 years. It is the second-most popular fibreglass car in history, with Reliant being the second-biggest British car manufacturer for a time. Classed as a city car!
Sadly the loved robin is becoming instinct on the roads. only half a million were produced. Ended in 2001. Production continued of the Robin model until 2001 when shareholders decided to import Ligier microcars and Piaggio Ape three-wheelers instead. Jonathon Heynes sold his shares and left the company before production ended because he wished to create an all-new four-wheeled Reliant model instead.

The Robin and its relatives, being three-wheeled, are officially classed as motorcycles, so require half as much road tax as a standard car. The Reliant company was founded in 1935 to build vans, and did not produce its first car until 1952. Was the perfect economy car to calmly cruise in the city. That's if you're not jeremy clarkson though... "here we go.. reliant robin ~Bubump SCCCRRRRohRAAAAAAAPPPoohPPPPPPppppp'h ohh no! I've crashed it. I crashed it almost immediately I mean, literally 20 feet."

Toy Vehicle

I would love to hear your experience and feedback below
Fun awaits!

QNA
Q: How do i access the front tow point?
A: Oddly it works fine for me but for a lot of people they can't access it. You can easily access the front tow hook by looking through the top of the hood. Locating the tow hook As 1x4 wedges have a giant gap in the middle


May the reliant be with you