Io vedo tantissime belle macchinine e ogni volta che le osservo mi viene un dubbio, da dove le prendete le armi cuz sono troppo cool.

Inoltre qualcuno può dirmi almeno cosa cercare online per trovare roba simile

I updated the Mario Kart Gaslands Homebrew! See if this drop box link works, and if the file looks ok, when I view it on my phone it always messes up the spacing.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/zx5bgobqx4qv03wgup0xh/ABA49FF4yXE9pvW4E0D3YLg?rlkey=30y3i8nlb2cyn4sf88hdre37s&st=a7iklegf&dl=0

I left it in word incase you need to make edits and hopefully you can copy the cards and QRS out of the back to make front and back, I dont know how to format them to print correctly. If not they should be in the Folder.

Only problem is it's not articulated (and probably too big if we're being serious), but hot damn this bad boy could look so sick with a bit of work.

Hey everyone, I'm pretty new to Gaslands. Played for the first time over a year ago and only in the last couple weeks really started getting into it. I have been keeping an eye out since I started for 18 wheelers, because I really liked the idea of war rigs and doing scenarios based around them.

Well I got my hands on a box with 11 tractors and 13 trailers and was just curious about the scale. I've included one of the metal rigs with a metal trailer and a couple off the shelf vehicles for scale. One hotwheel and the other matchbox.

The tractors are mostly the same size, with a couple having a slight variance, but the metal trailers seem much more true to scale than the plastic ones.

Do these seem to be alright scale wise?

Since the metal trailers are nicer am I crazy for wanting to cut up the plastic trailers to make weird stuff? Like perhaps a flat bed trailer with some kind of weapon platforms on it maybe?

I would also appreciate any general advice in regards to these, they're going to be among my first vehicles customized for the game. I also have no idea how I'm going to store them, since my team so far has just been some cars and buggies loose in my pocket!

Some Mom cleaned home and put a bag full of toys close to the garbage containers !The car is hot wheels ,for scale !

Any idea welcome ,I think to save one of the articulated parts to use it in a garage .

!Thanks 👌🏻

When the game first dropped, i jumped on board 100%. Being a longtime player of CARWARS from back in the early 80s, GASLANDS was a huge step up, and i could create stuff. I love crafting shit.

I bought some crude 3-D printed stuff, found some yardsale hot wheels, spay paint, hot glue gun, and screen material and got busy.

Each of the cars has its own type of weapon, some with tracks, some without, some with "launchers" on the front, some without.

The semis were fun. The one with the cannon and mortar tube, the guns are mounted on rare earth magnets, so they swivel 370 degrees. The other semi is a box trailer, but the box opens up and has enough firepower to give everyone a headache.

We played with it as a boss. All players played co-op to take it out as a team. The players didn't know it until already on track and rolling.

What do ya think?

This is a wasteland racer who died in his rig. His decomposing body fused with a batch of strange martian fungal spores and he is resurrected! Not as flesh and bone but, as steel and fungus! He is the car now... and they are XPORR!! 🍄‍🟫

I found this hot wheel car at a thrift store for 75 cents. Its a 45 year old car 1981. It has the metal bottom. Should I make a game piece out of it or keep it as is. You guys decide its fate.

Took some inspiration from Nux's car from Fury Road on this one, especially since it's a Matchbox mainline of the actual car used in the movie.

This is probably the best painting ive done even if it doesnt look the most striking of my cars. I need to do this but in my usual yellow I guess.

[Paint pens on rust colored spray paint]

Here is a turret truck i did last year! Question for my fellow builders... How do you secure your wheels to keep them from rolling down ramps on terrain? I super glue mine at the axles and use a hot glue gun to make small dots on the bottoms of the tires to act like non skid rubber. I'm sure there is a better way though... How would you do it?

The orange car is the latest and my first attempt to use more than one color on a car. I think im getting better.

I sometimes keep these as car haulers because I think it's an easy way to incorporate 2 cars into one. Extra car on the table if you need it, or possible two car team if you remove the trailer, in Addition to being an okay looking rig.

Finally got the resin printer to work, so I was able to add a driver and gunners in addition to the mooners. Enjoy!

Started making the cars in our game look cartoony! As much as I enjoy the Mad Max esthetic, bright colors are kinda my thing 🐢

One of my latest. I paint them with paint pens on my lunch breaks 🥪

You ask for body parts and zombies I give you zombies and body parts!

Such a (formerly) fabulous car might have splits in the leather seats, but I decided to go with a more spectacular floor covering. Since this topic doesn’t come up frequently, I thought I’d post it here.

At first I just colored it black, like the seats. Then tried silver. Then added some stippling to the silver.

Still not happy with it. So I pulled out some blue stained glass paint, which dries as a clear tint. Before it dried, though, I thought of the red glitter I picked up for car bomb fuses.

So here we are. Gritty on the outside, with shiny red shag carpeting on the inside.

Welcome to the Killdalac. Wipe your feet.