I'd made this fan artwork based of Christine the 1958 Plymouth Fury from Stephen King's Christine back in 2020. Stephen King's Christine was written by Stephen King and was filmed by Columbia Pictures. #Horror_Movie #Plymouth #Fury #Stephen_King #Christine #Fanart #Movie_Car

I'd made this Drawing of Christine back in 2019 and colored it in my Photoshop I'd worked on the details when drawing this car and I had drawn Cars before along time ago when I was a Kid I would sometimes doodle in my spare when I was going to school I would look into Car Magazines & Books to try and get the details in to make them close to the original. Christine was written by Stephen King and was Filmed by Columbia Pictures. #Horror_Movie #Plymouth #Fury #Stephen_King #Christine #Fanart #Movie_Car

Been playing around with what kind of car Amora would drive. One option I was considering was a first generation Plymouth Laser. I kinda like it more than the other DSMs

The NZR A class 0-4-0T was the second locomotive class commissioned for New Zealand railways in 1873. A total of fourteen engines were built between Dübs & Co., Yorkshire Engine Co., Alexander Shanks & Co., and the Lion Foundry in Wellington, making it the first locomotive built locally in New Zealand. A62 (built by Dübs) was the longest-serving engine, working on line construction at Bluff, Wellington, and New Plymouth, and later as a log-hauler on the Piha Tramway until 1920. Original photo taken May 2014. [Submitted to DeviantArt June 2014.](https://www.deviantart.com/el-thorvaldo/art/Engine-A62-464624300)

“Some kid said she saw a bunch of those back in the '60s….But we don't get bats like that in New England.” Jumanji, 1995 (dir. Joe Johnston)  Time to welcome our newest addition to our mask collection: The Bat-Thing! 🦇 We’ve been working on this one for quite a while, and it looks even better in real life! If you want to get a feel for it in person, visit us at the Plymouth Punk Rock Market 10/15! 

Back in 2020 I'd used my Dodge Monaco Car Base to make this 1970's Plymouth Fury after seeing a GreenLight version of it on Facebook based on the Arkansas State Police Patrol car from the Smokey & the Bandit Movie, I'd used my Dodge Monaco base since Chrysler made them on the same platform and gave it the color schemes of the patrol car that was used in the Movie to chase after the Bandit like in most TV Shows and Movies from the 1970's and 1980's Cars like the Dodge Monaco, Plymonth Fury, AMC Matador, Pontiac Lemans and many other Makes and models were mostly used in car chases in Comedies and Action TV Shows and Films. Smokey & the Bandit Belongs to Univeral Pictures. #Smokey_and_the_Bandit #Plymouth #Highway_Patrol_Car

I'd made this crossover fanart back in 2019 where Disney's Mr. Toad becomes obsessed with Stephen King's Christine the Car from the 1983 Movie Christine which in most fans eyes would feel that Christine could endup taking control of Toad and corrupting him and making him evil and will do anything to keep him and run over anyone who gets in her way. Ichabod and Mr.Toad belongs to Disney. Christine was written by Stephen King and was made into a Movie by Columbia Pictures. #Horror_Movie #Plymouth #Fury #Stephen_King #Christine #Fanart #Movie_Car #Disney #Mr_Toad #Crossover #Comic

Made this Artwork Back in 2017. One of my favorite chase Movies the 1971 Film Duel which gave Steven Spielberg one of his big first breaks in the Movie Business, About a Salesman named David Mann who is being chased by a killer rusty old gas tanker truck after passing around it making the mysterious driver of the Vehicle very angry and tries to run him off the Road. Duel Belongs to Universal Pictures. #Vehicle #Plymouth #Peterbilt #Duel #Movie_Vehicle #Fanart

Back in March, I was working on the 2nd episode of my Youtube show, Lost Legends where I talk about [Gran Turismo.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srg2LbMHrC4) In the segment where I mention the game's cut content, I mentioned that Plymouth was going to feature in the game, along with their only car called the [Prowler.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Prowler) Simply, I fired up Blender, used the only two references I could find (A blueprint and a diecast model I have in my Hot Wheels collection), and work my way from there. The end result looks very nice, even if it's a dead giveaway that I'm not using the right reflective textures.