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I'm sure everyone at some time or another has envisioned some vehicles as animals.
Those front loading garbage trucks with the two "tusks" intrigue me the most. I think it'd be fun to dress these up as wooly mammoths. Nice big ivory-looking tusks to pick up the garbage bins, a thick coating of
faux-fur to give that wooly look. A trunk would have to be added to the front. Fun/scary for small children to watch the mammoth eat a meal.
Maybe the back-loading garbage trucks could be made to look like Pac-Man.
Personified Tiger aircraft
http://www.1000pict...igers.jpg+x591+y327
Grrrrrrrrrr!!!! [Wes]
Metalzoic covers from 2000AD
http://www.sausagen...d/stories/mzoic.htm
Best visual reference I could find. [Wes, Mar 13 2001, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Metalzoic covers from 2000AD
http://www.sausagen...d/stories/mzoic.htm
Best visual reference I could find. [Aristotle, Mar 13 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
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This sounds very much like Metalzoic, a comic series that appeared in 2000AD (see link) and that since has been collected into a graphic novel. It's not a criticism as the comic is a classic and it explores a fantastic future where machines have replaces plants, animals and men. In that series the "god-beast" is a huge robotic mammoth, complete with tusks that appears to have "evolved" from a petrol tanker. You might have some more ideas for this you read that comic first - it is a critically aclaimed. |
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Another example I can think of (but can't find a pic for) is that dog-like vehicle the two guys from "Dumb and Dumber" drove. I loved those huge ears. |
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