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Idea by Past-Succotash4673

Titanoboa+diesel train

I couldn't think of another tool to add to the design; I spent some time learning about lighting.

These are trux that spend days hunting, they feed on large quantities of ore, then lie down in corners of the forests and sleep. While sleeping, they are completely harmless and won't bother expending energy attacking other trux.

they have a lot of shades of green and brown, which will help them blend in better with their surroundings.

This is an idea from a TikTok subscriber(a Argentinosaur); I thought about focusing more on quantity and visual storytelling rather than a single image, which is why the quality dropped so much.

Basically, it's another relative of the Craneosaurs, a larger, much stronger one. It doesn't have a hooked tongue, but it does have a very powerful pair of hooks under its belly, which, along with its elevating legs, it uses to easily carry tons of weight, damaged truxes and its young.

However, because it is larger, it is much heavier, so heavy that its tracks become solidified like asphalt wherever it goes. Only another member of the same species can right an overturned individual. Natural or trux-made bridges cannot support his weight, This causes several individuals of this species to share a fear of bridges, Combine that with its slow speed, and you have the slowest massive cargo truck in history.

don't think he stands a chance against the Dreadtrux. Dreadtrux would use him as a hat.

Diplodocus + well drill

Drillplodocus are interesting Dinotrux and distant relatives of the Craneosaurs (really distant).

They are much shorter than Craneosaurs and lack a telescopic neck, hooked tongue, or treads. However, they compensate for this with six tires that make them remarkably fast. They also feature a massive telescopic tail, used to drive their powerful drill bits into the deepest layers of the soil in search of water. Thanks to this, these guys can easily survive in any desert or arid wasteland—as long as they have ore to feed on.

Because they inhabit remote desert areas, they are generally non-aggressive and never hesitate to offer water to thirsty travelers. Nobody would be foolish enough to threaten the only ones capable of finding water in the desert—except, perhaps, for desert Scraptors. But if pushed, there is nothing their powerful, 1-ton, fully extended tail can't handle when swinging like a supersonic whip.

Seriously, even the original angles of the scene are identical to those in the meme.

A spinosaurus mixed with a submarine and a mining dredge.

Living every 1km along any freshwater body in the crater, these trux are adapted to a stealthy underwater life, eating underwater ore until some unsuspecting trux dares to invade his private pool, at which point he will attack relentlessly with unparalleled rage.

It moves underwater using 5 thrusters (one on each leg, two on the dorsal sails, and a final main one at the tip of its tail), It alsos controls its depth using side ballast tanks.

On land, however, it is a slow and practically useless machine. Its short tracks can barely drag the massive submarine chassis across dry sand, making it surprisingly peaceful and elusive when out of the water.

We all know Pounder crushed the Slamtool after this video.

That Raptool is a Spy

THAT.ONE.POUDER.FRAME

English, Spañol e Português.

The Troodon could live neither as a hero nor a villain, but as a mischievous creature from the same "family" as the Scraptors (they are similar, but the Troodon is more evolved and less wild). He is a bit smaller, but he uses his immense intelligence to trick and outsmart other Trux to secure his scrap metal and ore.

But at the same time, he could be quite useful, since he is the only one capable of communicating with his wild cousins; he can convince them to go (or not go) to a certain place in exchange for favors or benefits.

The tool he is based on is a Nail Gun.

Fun fact: the pliers in the reference image I used are actually mine! :D

Dinotrux template

(Does this fit as a drawing, or as a meme?)

Based on trench excavators and the Therezinossaurus itself, the color palette is standard for Makita tools, yes, Makita Tools.

I'm working on a 3D model.

Actually a meme