sounds like a cool lifestyle :3

The Centodies tribe depicted in this image come from the desert area around the I-15 on the border of California and Nevada called "Stateline." With a group of abandoned shopping malls and gambling casinos in the area, the creatures have a lot of junk to use and make their harsh lives in the Mojave a little bit better.

I have family (somewhere) that does that for petty cash. They knew a guy who found a 1969 Camaro SS out in the middle of nowhere. Odds are it was jumping sand dunes with a couple of drunks behind the wheel or doing some kind of illegal activity. The frame was bent and all the soft material was toast but still... what a catch!
If only I knew the secrets to finding things like these old abandoned relics. It's how my 1929 Dodge Bros existed. About 50 or so years ago it broke down... and when it was pulled over the owners walked away never to return. It was still just about 10 feet off the side of the road when it was snagged by the guy I bought it from.

My friends who live on the fringes of the Mojave in Southern California used to collect junk cars abandoned in the desert for "Fun" and profit during the 1970s. It just amazes me how many cars get left on the
freeway between Barstow and Las Vegas.

I suppose they believe in bugs?

Hence te goggles. Sometimes I think those silly Centodies just like the feel of the wind in their faces.

And occasional bugs at their noses.

Anyhow, great stuff! Love it.

I like the details you put in mechanical pictures a loooooooooooot :D:D:D !!! Paying attention the design becomes more compliceted than in the first watch :3...

Hey, weren't you going to build a model based off this image once? If you ever did, I'd love to see how it turned out! :)

Great pic, grand detail...I want the truck. It's super badass.

Yeah. If I can someday find a 1/24th scale model kit of a '64 "Jimmy" heavy flatbed, I'll build a model of it.

This image is a wonderful display of your mechanical inclinations, mista' steamfox. I love how post-apocalyptic this magnificent motorized monstrosity appears. You should have been on the art team for vehicle design for Fallout 3, personally I would have rather seen more stuff like this in that game.

Do you have any stories with these Coyotes in it?

Only one, and it's still in the "Scribbles" stage. It's called "Desert Story," and it takes place out in the Mojave, just outside of where Primm NV used to be, about three hundred years from now. I should seriously consider getting started on it again.

You know those Desert Yote have a few more screws missing don't ya. Something about heat expansion and cooling in the Desert.

Yes. Indeed they do! In the story, the Alpha Male "TopDog" challenges a human, Government Agent to a open hand battle over a memory data disk. He knows if he loses, he will be deposed, but he continues on with the challenge, and throws a party so his fellow "Yoties" can whoop it up and blow off steam... and stall for time.

I so want to read this.

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can you get me a three side view of one of these?

Very nice!