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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. Victor was to say in laymans terms pissed off that Morgan left him out. In an attempt to get his name back in the deal, he went to the Tuvarian Army Affairs Office to get help. His questions were left unanswered and to his dismay, Morgan failed to be useful.