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Yes, why don't you share your joke with the rest of the class?

I just see the tubby dude standing under "DUBBO" with his fat gut sticking out of his shirt.

Hell, I'm gonna jump the gun and say it like it is:

furyroadcars is one of those guys in the pic or he works with them. They all signed NDAs and now they're about to comment on themselves right here, hence the irony

Correct me if I'm wrong furyroadcars.... make my day!

Saw this image randomly online ... as it immediately reminded me of the V8 design ideas hinted back in the 2003 version of Fury Road.





So imagine my surprise when - I followed it back to the source ....

Here's a quick submission from Wellington, New Zealand. Speedhunters reader Aaron Beck works as a Senior Concept Artist, and was recently a Lead Designer on Mad Max 4. He sent us some images of the model cars scattered around his workplace.

http://speedhunters.com/archive/2010/12 ... place.aspx

Looks like a Talledaga or fairlane to me.

Cool find though, can anyone zoom in on the shelf models ?

toecutter wrote:Looks like a Talledaga or fairlane to me.

Cool find though, can anyone zoom in on the shelf models ?

Technically, the first car is an American Ford Torino, but the dividing line between Torino and Fairline is blurry enough that I wouldn't say you're wrong:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Torin ... _Take_Over

The second car is a Plymouth Satellite or Road Runner.

I started an Aaron Beck thread last August, with links to lots of his artwork. He's the guy with the toy Interceptor on his shelf.

http://www.madmaxmovies.com/forum/viewt ... =13&t=9224

First car is definately not a aussie falcon

It's already been identified: It's an American Torino.

Second car,with the girl, is a 1969 Dodge Coronet btw (which shares the same platform as the Plymouth Satelite/Roadrunner and Dodge Charger)
And there are at least two interceptors on his shelf too, and a matte black F40 and something japanese