Just like working on GTEs (gas turbine engines) and their relatives; don't power it up until every single nut, bolt, washer, screwdriver, socket, and everything else is 2-man accounted for.

The difference is, if you power up a GTE, the worst that's going to happen is it'll wreck itself beyond repair. You power up any engine with someone inside of it ... ~

Well, the GET will not only destroy itself but also whatever vehicle it's in as well as the occupants of said vehicle. But yeah, definitely worse if someone is actually inside the engine.

ahhh perfrection <3

Tiny perfection.

Safety is key.

Yes!

Cute!

^^

Absolutely love it

Thank you ^^

No visitors. Employees Only signs are strictly enforced. Inspectors check in and out of every sector.

Yeah, you'd probably have to enforce that too XD

He's the "Dropped Small Part Down Inside That Hard to Reach Spot Recovery Technician"

Or the "I don't have to take apart the whole car to fix that one screw" technician X3

A mechanic with such tiny fingers would be an incredible asset at any repairshop.

I would imagine so. Please pick up on this Disney!

*heart attack*

*gets Defib

What could a little mouse actually do?

Ever had the thought of polishing something that was JUST out of reach, but it might help something fit that tiny bit better?

I suppose

He could crawl around the entire engine and look for issues, without you having to take apart the car to get to them X3

I also suppose

wonderful work <3 <3 <3
the guy you call when the tough stuff happen XD

Thank you very much ^^

I would pay this guy big monies to be around to get all the hose clamps, fittings, and helping seat the socket in all the hard to reach places. Don't let anyone ever say being a mouse isn't marketable!

IKR?! 8D Having tiny helpers would be so useful!

You have a thing going on here and I love it

=^-^= !!

This guy is the most critical asset in the garage by far.

I would imagine he's far from under appreciated.

Oh, yes. Definitely.

Reminds me of a springtime horror that happened with my grandfather's old John Deere.

But this is better, and cute.

I would hope this is better than a mechanical horror story XD

Much, much better.

Just hope he doesn't chew on the wiring.

Imagine having to go through an urge-control test before being qualified X3

Aside from the safety issues, they'd be great assistants in a shop like that.

I'm fairly sure things would become normality relatively quickly, once people got used to it.

We can see his little paw prints over the top of the engine. There is an advantage having a cute little mechanic able to get into those hard to reach places. I love the detail you've given him, his overalls, the oil stains to his face, sleeve and arm. Great use of lighting and shading, as well as the perspective that gives an appreciation of his size. He looks so happy and content. I'd trust him with my car any day. WONDERFULly ADORABLE⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Thanks a bunch for all the praises!! <3

At last! Something that can find that bolt's nut that fell through to somewhere on the floor!

Yup!

I bet they have one guy whose sole job is to stand under the car and watch for stuff falling out.

This is so adorable!

=^w^=

Aww adorable mechanic mousey.

Nice details!

He looks more trustworthy, than my real mechanic!

He holds the world up by posture alone