JJ. in B.C.
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Thought y'all might like ta see this advertising artwork on European semi trailers. Hear its the latest craze over there. The wilder the better. LOL.
Semi trailer artwork........
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Thomas
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Morning JJ. in B.C.
Hey that's kinda cool,bet it catches lot of eyes also tapping of the break pedal.
Hey that's kinda cool,bet it catches lot of eyes also tapping of the break pedal.
gordon21
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It looks like two photos where someone has used Photoshop on them. The first two pix have the same exact spot defects in the lower left corner. The last two appear to be the same image with only the artwork different.
In addition, the trucks appear to be the soft sided version with canvas sides from the tension latches along the bottom. There is no way canvas would ever be that smooth. In addition, the rear barn style doors are missing the four vertical locking rods and handles. The fittings they twist into are still on the truck. There is nothing there to hold the doors shut.
At first a very nice Photoshop attempt, but with a closer look, not so good a job. If these were a mockup to get a company to advertise on the trucks, then they are OK.
Remember, if you see it on the internet, It must be true!!!!!!
In addition, the trucks appear to be the soft sided version with canvas sides from the tension latches along the bottom. There is no way canvas would ever be that smooth. In addition, the rear barn style doors are missing the four vertical locking rods and handles. The fittings they twist into are still on the truck. There is nothing there to hold the doors shut.
At first a very nice Photoshop attempt, but with a closer look, not so good a job. If these were a mockup to get a company to advertise on the trucks, then they are OK.
Remember, if you see it on the internet, It must be true!!!!!!
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Yea. Something smells a little fishy here. That is the same picture/truck in each one just with different images pasted in.
You can fool all of us some of time, some of us all the time, but you can't fool any of us most of the time!
You can fool all of us some of time, some of us all the time, but you can't fool any of us most of the time!
Buckeye_Jim
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Nice catch Lewis, it had me fooled until I saw your post then went back and looked again.
Jim
Jim
EddieWalker
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Lewis,
Put me down as one who was fooled. I saw the pictures and thought how cool they were. They reminded me of that guy who does those painting on the street that look real. He's all over the net and yahoo, but I forget his name.
Too bad, it would be fun to see something like that on the road one day.
Eddie
Put me down as one who was fooled. I saw the pictures and thought how cool they were. They reminded me of that guy who does those painting on the street that look real. He's all over the net and yahoo, but I forget his name.
Too bad, it would be fun to see something like that on the road one day.
Eddie
RobS
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I'd say all four pictures started as the same shot. The truck is in the same place on the road and the wall in front of the truck is the same. The pillar to the rear was cropped out on the first two. It's still clever work.