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By 1913, the two had evolved quite a lot. Their business was booming, their stocks were rising, and Morgan completed the next prototype engine. This one had a large exhaust, 2 cylinders, and if it were to be on wheels it could reach a top of 12 miles per hour. Morgan returned to his test site and repeated his testing process and unlike the past two there was no sputter, crackle, nor a pop and it rose in pitch as he accelerated. The sound could be heard from the capital with some thinking it was military training and others thinking it was incoming lightning but to their surprise it was the Model 3 engine. The success was all over the newspaper the next day and investors were coming to the brothers with proposals for business. The two began work on a frame based on the already existing frame of carriages with a steel frame to hold the hefty engine up.
In 1914, the '''Brzina Motor Powered Carriage''' was presented to the public. It was an amazing feat that these two brothers could pull off such a feat of engineering in a country that has been known for copying other countries yet somehow, they did it.
===== The Success of the BMPC =====
Their vehicle was a major success with nearly 100 orders being made for the vehicle in 1914. The number of vehicles being needed led to the brothers purchasing a factory in the industrial district of Tuvaria and hiring nearly 85 employees to construct the motorized wagons. After production began, the brothers were richer than ever before, and Morgan patented the design on March 6, 1915. The government had gotten their eyes on the invention and sent undercover agents to purchase the vehicle for research purposes. Among other things, the vehicle could be lucrative in becoming the future of transportation in the military. The Brzina Brothers were greeted by government officials who wanted to make a deal where the two would be paid 60,000 Almodats a year to produce BMPC vehicles for the Tuvarian military. Victor was weary of the deal. What if they were swindled and had their rights for the invention taken? Morgan on the other hand was still blinded by the fame and the money and without Victor, he agreed to the deal on May 15, 1915.
== Etymology ==
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