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Chris Grant and I had discussed before taking apart one of his hover tanks. I wanted the scene to end up looking more disasterous though.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Comics
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 582 x 760px
File Size 211.8 kB
I like how amid all the detail and mech tech, a simple set of exclamation points so well shows the 'strange noises' coming out of the tank.
My aunt's cat once had a similar misadventure in my uncle's '70 Mustang engine. What, it was a cold day and, it was a warm spot for kitty to lay in...
My aunt's cat once had a similar misadventure in my uncle's '70 Mustang engine. What, it was a cold day and, it was a warm spot for kitty to lay in...
In was only into two cartoons.
Both times the three friends were mechanics working for Pete.
When the care or truck had a weird squeak in it, they tore the whole thing apart just to find that the sound was either a cricket chirping in the tire or a rubber duck stuck in the undercarriage.
Made for a big fun gag.
Both times the three friends were mechanics working for Pete.
When the care or truck had a weird squeak in it, they tore the whole thing apart just to find that the sound was either a cricket chirping in the tire or a rubber duck stuck in the undercarriage.
Made for a big fun gag.
Actually, I've always been inspired by the opening illustration of a 1969 book titled "VW repair for the complete Idiot" which shows a 1967 VW beetle completely taken apart and every piece shown in close to perfect detail. I've wanted to do the same thing to machines from steam engines to starships.
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