Great pic, thought it was a real at 1st.

thanks, I worked hard on them, and a comment like this makes all that work worth while

The story is why I clicked. it certainly sold the pic as being real. I was like "They found a caddy in the woods?" "cool". Even full viewing it still looks very convincing. Ive shown model horses for years and thats the idea.. Set it up as real as possible and take a pic. Making model horses look real is a chore considering the manes and tails but cars.. A skilled modelmaker such as you could certainly do some very very convincing pics, such as this. The only things in this pic that gives it away is the scale of the leaves. And maybe the bronco wheel over the 'tree" but that is an entirely possible thing when offroading. BUT getting back over it from a stopped position could be tricky so if the wheel was behind the tree it would sell it moreso. Would Wolf drive over with one wheel and stop?

I love the aging on the caddy.

good eye, you have a very good eye, well, I do have plans to submit more pics like this, placing more models like these in believable situations, and even building display stands that look like real situations. I hope that you will keep watch on me for more pics.

I most certainly will. My life has had models in it since I was 5yrs old tho I didnt enter my 1st show until I was 18. I have also judged a few shows over the years. Ive not shown or judged in a while tho mostly due to the model HORSE shows being very competitive and to stay in the game you have to be able to afford realistic accessories for them. A prize winning saddle,harness or costume can cost more than for a real horse.

well, the car scene is just as competetive, but most of the things that garner a win, well you have to scratch build em.

It's really hard to tell if they are real or models Good work!

thanks, I put a ton of work into them, the K-5 is actually one of my few serviving models, from before I moved out to Kansas City