"Axis BergeLuther" by Michael Fichtenmayer

[Dr. Cranky]

D. Cranky received this beautiful model from his buddy Michael Ficthenmayer (FichtenFoo) and there will be lots of eye candy coming right up, starting with these pics . . .

It's not a model car, but it's a subject dear to my heart: vehicles from a post-apocalyptic/futuristic world of gunk and junk!

Enjoy!

There will be more pics here:

http://public.fotki.com/vsuarez666/voodoo-customs-chop-shop/misc/fichtenfoos-diorama/

[Chuck Most]

Sweeeeeeeeeet!

[Dr. Cranky]

Michael's work is mind-blowing and his imagination appears to have no boundaries.

[Dr. Cranky]

There are lots of pictures now in the Fotki archive (click on the link below my signature) and tomorrow I am going to photograph the model outside.

Here are a couple of more pics to whet the appetite.

Enjoy.

[Harry P.]

Sorry to keep moving your posts around... gotta keep stuff in the proper places...

[Dr. Cranky]

Wow, that's how clueless I am, Harry. I had not even noticed. Cool. I thought it fit under "car" because of the poor victim at the bottom of the heap pile.

[cobra98]

WOW!!! That is WAY Cool!!!

[Agent G]

Superb!

G

[zelkam]

Ooouahhh !!!

it looks like a machine out of a science fiction movie! beautiful build!

[Wolf75]

Looks like something I saw in an old anime. It looks amazing!

Edited November 11, 2010 by Wolf75

[Foxer]

I can't stop looking at every speck on this!

[Dr. Cranky]

Oh you should see it in person. I have not stopped studying it for days, including the torn up interior of the car . . . just amazing stuff.

[David G.]

I missed this the first time through, I'm glad I caught it on my second pass.

Awesome stuff!

David G.

[Steven Zimmerman]

Interesting how he added the car to add perspective to the whole thing. The car gives you something to compare the'machine' to, giving you a better idea of the relative size of the 'metal critter'. I hadthought it was a lot smaller in the earlier pics............