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If I ever want to reach mass-market appeal with this "evil trucks" series then I should really start designing more general-use trucks that people will recognize instead of incredibly niche heavy-duty equipment that nobody knows what they are
A new "evil truck" character - the Dairy Bull. He's a dumb animalistic truck, who likes to ram into anything he disagrees with using his horns. He gets angry any time he sees the color red, which means brake lights are a problem for him. Instead of a traditional truck horn, he uses a cowbell.
He is based on a Divco milk truck with a paint job inspired by Holstein cattle.
Junkyard Dog wakes up Sleepy Pete
Sketching some character designs for Evil Trucks
A group of evil trucks, each with their own powers and abilities. They work together to rid a local city of humans and make it a truck-only haven
Sometimes, Frosty Jack overdoes it with his ice magic, and gets trapped in his own snowbank. And then usually it's Sir Saltsalot who has to go rescue him
Sometimes the evil trucks get their proverbial hands on some resource and use it to "upgrade" themselves in a way that makes it really easy to make new toys for them by changing the color of the paint.
This is from when they found some barrels of glowing green radioactive waste, leading to the "Isotopes" toyline with its glow-in-the-dark-paint gimmick
Some quick colored pencil stuff to give myself a rough idea of what colors I want them to be
Also dividing them up into groups for. Marketing reasons
Sometimes, on special occasions, Tarmack swaps out his tar for vanilla frosting with sprinkles.
Tarmack came off of the assembly line looking like this. He only stayed that way for a few minutes before he started launching gobs of tar willy-nilly and got himself covered in it
Tarmack in beautiful digital color
Sir Saltsalot, the Knight Snowplow - that "sword" on his side is actually a painted pinstripe design
Evil trucks sketches - I want to do a subgroup of the trucks made up of suspicious vans.
Top row, left to right: Agent Vance, who is definitely an ordinary panel van for a local business and is not doing anything suspicious; The Male Van, a high-libido shaggin' wagon built from a Studebaker Zip-Van; and Dmitri, a bootlegger UAZ-452
The very bottom picture also has the Candy Van, a Citroën H van who loves to make kids happy.
The Chariot of Helios uses a weaponized form of too-bright-headlights blinding other drivers at night
Evil trucks have a "Repo" truck who just steals stuff that seems valuable
"Junkyard Dog", the Evil Trucks' waste manager and guard dog. He's a garbage truck who's also a dog. Some dogs have fleas, but he's probably the only one with flies.
When he's not raiding the city dump for potentially useful pieces of garbage, Junkyard Dog is serving as a guard dog at the Evil Trucks factory. He will bark at intruders since his horn doesn't work too good.
The Candy Van is the closest to Junkyard Dog of all the evil trucks - none of the other trucks will talk to him, please he likes to tell kids that he has a dog at home that they can pet.
Sleepy Pete is based on a 1970 Peterbilt 352. He has to almost constantly drive for long hours on the open road in order to pick up and retrive trailers full of parts essential to the running of the Evil Trucks' Factory. He is the Evil Trucks' only transporter so he is always very busy.
Being as busy as he is means he is always tired and sleep-deprived. He rarely gets a moment's rest, and when he does, it is very short. Coffee helps, but it takes a lot of coffee to wake up a truck as big as Sleepy Pete.
