Yeah, the driver seems over the top realistic looking from what little we can see of them. This thing would cost way more than my full-size car does… though part of that is my real car only cost 3500.
The only detail not up to snuff to my eyes is the impact surface of the hammer having a huge seam across it that would render it unuseable, if it wasn’t already a tiny plastic(or possibly still metal, hard to tell) toy…
If it wasn’t for that hammer, I might have assumed someone was trying to pull a fast one and photoshopped a real vehicle into the back of that pickup.
I suppose also some of the wiring would be too thick at full size, but even then not by much.
The bumper screws would be a little comical looking at full size. I don’t think phillips head drivers come in size #30.
But I think that’s it, nothing else from this angle really breaks the illusion.
This hurt my brain because it is so realistic yet I could tell it was in the back of a truck.
It froze my brain. I’m just now coming back online
Yeah, the driver seems over the top realistic looking from what little we can see of them. This thing would cost way more than my full-size car does… though part of that is my real car only cost 3500.
The only detail not up to snuff to my eyes is the impact surface of the hammer having a huge seam across it that would render it unuseable, if it wasn’t already a tiny plastic(or possibly still metal, hard to tell) toy…
If it wasn’t for that hammer, I might have assumed someone was trying to pull a fast one and photoshopped a real vehicle into the back of that pickup.
I suppose also some of the wiring would be too thick at full size, but even then not by much.
The bumper screws would be a little comical looking at full size. I don’t think phillips head drivers come in size #30.
But I think that’s it, nothing else from this angle really breaks the illusion.
That’s some detail oriented skill you got there. it took me far too long to just find the hammer