Fortune hunter model truck

[Havana]

Here’s another model truck. This one isn’t a screen used vehicle but rather a truck inspired by Indy and other period adventure films. I think this vehicle would make a good addition to anyone’s digital adventures so feel free to use any images you like. This is a late 1920’s/early 1930’s era truck that I see as being used by characters more interested in fortune and glory than serious archaeology. It’s a real tomb raiders’ vehicle. Some essential tools are there but it’s packed light to leave more room for treasure and to aid in a quick getaway. I can see this truck being used by Rick O’Connell, Indy in his early career, or maybe it belongs to Sallah’s brother-in-law. You can make up your own story.

[Havana]

My wife refers to that last picture as The Adventures of Captain Cheeseball.

[Stefana Jones]

Yo Captain ! ;D

Great looking model...great PS pictures !!

(and some people say I've got a mean look...)

[Havana]

That's how I get when my Happy Meal comes without the toy.

[pitfallharry]

Havana where do you find the time to do these models? The amount of detail you put into them is fantastic and then on top of that you do PS pics as well with them. Once I get back into the swing of things and get some clearer pics of myself I've got to figure out a way to use some of your stuff.

I wonder how hard it would be to place a real person behind the wheel of one of the models?

Oh, and don't worry about what your wife says. Mine is about ready to have me committed because of all of this.

[Havana]

One thing that helps as far as time and effort is the fact that those models are really small. Getting decent photos of them is probably the hardest part. If anyone ever needs pics from other angles, just PM me and I'll send you some.

[pitfallharry]

Even that is still amazing considering how great they look close-up.

I'll be sure and PM you if I need a shot from a certain perspective.