I'm very lucky you came along just now! by Radar_rad-dude
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'Yeah! I should have checked the trunk. Didn't realize the jack was missing and the spare was flat!'
'You going to the Chevy car show too? Your '57 looks pretty well cared for!'
'Yeah, I was headed that way when my tire blew out. Guess its true what they say, old tires are
very unreliable. I wouldn't be surprised if these are the original treads!'
'I know where you can get a good deal on new tires for your Chevy.'
'You wouldn't happen to have a spare fan belt in your trunk too, would you?'
Poser 4 guys and millennium horses. Rendered in Poser 2014 pro. Post work in Photoshop 7.
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Comments (21)
Horses laughing in the background ... Nice work!
Cool idea well done
Nice scene and render....he better check to see if he has enough gas, too.
I'm glad he got some help. He'll pay close attention to what's in his trunk from now on. Nice horse and people poses in this scene.
I agree with Barb, this is always a bad situation, can get very nervous when it's raining !!! Very beautiful looking scene hon!
Great job!
Nicely done
Good thing he has someone to help
great
Sweet
I hope their mutual interests go beyond '57 Chevies and car shows.
Nice to find a friendly passerby to help! Love the frolicking horses in the background! Looks like you got the Mill Horse foal when it was still available!
superb composition and scene.
I had a 83 Buick with 13,000 original miles with the same tires from new. I replaced them shortly after getting it because they were cracking as all of the vacuum hoses
Kind of a flashback there. You can't jack a car by its bumper anymore. Now you have to crawl around and look for the lift point, or more likely, get the book out and try to figure out where it is.
Another wonderful slice of Americana!
wonderful work!
Wonderfully done once again !!!
Very lucky indeed! Well done as always, Bill!
I imagine it takes a good bit of work to keep these old classics running and looking good!
Great storyline and the cars fit beautifully into the scene. Nice work Sir!
Nice render
I remember those terrifying jacks. Nicely done.