Published Apr 18th, 2020, 4/18/20 2:07 am
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Hello,
this is a heavy military truck in dieselpunk style.
It is lowered, has front, rear and side spoilers with winglets and an open engine which looks cool but is rather impractical for a military vehicle. The larger rear wheels make sense again because with them the truck has better traction.
To show its purpose it tows a flatbed trailer carrying an engine.
This truck is based on an artwork made by Andrey Tkachenko.
Since AngryDeathTruck and me liked the truck's appearance a lot we decided to each make a version of it in Minecraft and see how they both turn out. Make sure to take a look at his work, too.
Enjoy!
this is a heavy military truck in dieselpunk style.
It is lowered, has front, rear and side spoilers with winglets and an open engine which looks cool but is rather impractical for a military vehicle. The larger rear wheels make sense again because with them the truck has better traction.
To show its purpose it tows a flatbed trailer carrying an engine.
This truck is based on an artwork made by Andrey Tkachenko.
Since AngryDeathTruck and me liked the truck's appearance a lot we decided to each make a version of it in Minecraft and see how they both turn out. Make sure to take a look at his work, too.
Enjoy!
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It was surprisingly difficult to find a trailer (with payload) design that looked good in combination with the truck. But that often is the case. Usually the tractor and trailer alone look good but together they don't xD
Interesting as well to know of that~. Never tried at building a truck after all so I wouldn't be aware of the usual trailer and tractor combinations not going well together; I'm more into terrain, more evidently alive organics, and structures in my own creations so I haven't tried vehicles enough to find out anything clear like that about trucks in my own efforts.
Why I don't put screenshots of unfinished vehicles or different versions of the same vehicle in the gallery is because I simply don't like it for some reason xD
I'd like to only have pictures of one vehicle in the gallery. I think it has something to do with maintaining some kind of order. But I'd never put the image above in the gallery, for example.
I cannot know what trailer someone might need and I can't build a thousand trailers, so I leave that to the person who uses my truck.
Also, I made this submission primarily to show the truck, not the trailer. While designing the trailer I even thought about only posting the truck because every trailer design seemed to suck.
If I wanted to show off a thousand trailers, I would make a trailer pack or so.
Sure, more variation within a single project would be nice, but to me the important thing is the truck. In that sense, I would rather make one trailer with many different trucks than one truck with many different trailers.