I am very pleased with how this model turned out and I have thoroughly enjoyed, designing, planning and constructing it. I made it in mind of it being a little terrors tricycle who loved going on adventures and causing trouble. With this in mind I believe I achieved the perfect tricycle for this character due to arrange of factors:
- The most obvious one being its muddy appearance, the combination of paint and mud worked really well adding a sense of realism to it and making it look as if it has been on an adventure through the woods.
- I like the scratches, scraps and dents I incorporated into the design, especially with the cart, illustrating further that it is a well used item.
- I am pleased I re-designed the Tricycles handle bars as it just makes it look sturdier therefore more suitable for a lively little trouble of a boy. This is the same for the front wheel pivoting design I added to the cart as its more suitable for being pulled along making it easier to turn corners faster without tipping.
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| Front Views |
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| Side Views |
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| Back Views |
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| Scale of Tricycle and Cart in relation to a 50p |
Things I would alter/add to it:
- I think I could make the
tricycle a bit more used looking e.g. more worn areas and scratches to
fit a bit better with the cart.
- It could be made more individual to its owner, such as adding stickers etc.
- I would also like to make a little helmet and contents for in the cart, just to finish it off.
I
have learnt a lot from completing this model and am proud of the fact
that I have been able to create it with no previous experience as a
model maker, other than wood work at school and DIY with dad.
I have loved creating this model and can't wait to start my next!! Keep your eye on this space for other models coming soon! =)
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