#4866: Feel free to borrow our truck anytime! by Radar_rad-dude
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Just be sure to bring it back in one piece and with a full tank of gas! Thank you!
Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!
Comments (15)
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Very nice
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this looks nice. nice truck and nice guys. good work!
story about two handsome brothers that let their friends borrow their little red Dodge pickup and how that turns out sometimes Once upon a time, there were two brothers named Jack and Mark. They were known for their good looks and friendly personalities. They were always eager to help their friends and would often lend them their little red Dodge pickup truck when they needed it.
One day, a friend named Sarah asked if she could borrow the truck to help her move some furniture. Jack and Mark were happy to help and handed over the keys to the truck.
Sarah loaded up the truck with her furniture and set off to her new home. On the way, she hit a pothole and one of the legs of her couch broke off. She was upset, but decided to continue on to her new home.
When she arrived, she realized that she had damaged the truck's undercarriage on the pothole. She was worried about how Jack and Mark would react, but decided to tell them the truth.
When the brothers heard what had happened, they were understanding and forgiving. They knew that accidents happen and were just glad that Sarah was safe.
From then on, the brothers were more careful about who they lent their truck to and made sure to explain the importance of taking care of it. Despite the mishap, they continued to be generous and helpful to their friends, knowing that a little kindness goes a long way.
Perhaps if Sarah had been paying closer attention to the road instead of applying her makeup while driving, she might have seen the pot hole in time to miss it! LOL! Just a 'rude' assumption on my part. Hope the ladies don't tan my hide for making that observation! LOL!
Nice work!
Thank you! Greatly appreciated!
Nice truck. Like the paint job and reflections. Like the guys outfits and textures
Thank you for the comment, uncollared! Hope you are getting into the swing of the season and I wish you a very happy holidays!
Superb truck, nice scene !
Thanks for the comment, Danielle! I greatly appreciate you generous heart for leaving one! Always a pleasure to hear from you!
Excellent looking truck, very nice of the guys for loaning it out. Just remember no smoking allowed in the truck! At least that would be one of my conditions for borrowing the truck. lol Great scene!
No smoking for sure, my friend! An absolute no no in my book as well! Many thanks for the comment! I greatly appreciate it!
I can use a car right now, mine has reached the end of its life. A fine image. Thanks for sharing.
Great scene, cool characters and a quality kinda looking 1953 Dodge B-series...!!
Love your recent but uncommentable images my friend! Your superb modeling skills really shine through on them! Many thanks for noticing my humble offerings! Always a pleasure to hear from you!
Delightful composition, excellent pose and expression, great lighting, brilliant render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
I just like the fact that you found that model Dodge. One of my favourite trucks of all time!
Thanks, Steve! Much appreciated! If you haven't gotten it for yourself yet, there are several versions of it at sketchfab.
Nice image! Great reflection! I thought maybe the boys were sales men. If I hadn't read the comments, I wouldn't have known that it was M3. I have him, but rarely used him. Of course, to be fair, I didn't have much time back then and I used it all just trying to find out where the figure was and then the textures, etc. They all seemed to go into my runtime seldom to be seen again.
Many thanks for the fine comment, MIO! I greatly appreciate your generosity to write one!
Regarding the M3 character; I found a couple face morphs on sharecg for M3. There is still a great deal of content that is M3 friendly. jibicoco has a lot of items based on the M3 platform that work out real well in Poser.
super fun image!