Transformers: The Last Knight: Northern Phoenix Freeways to be Closed for Filming

Hellscream9999 wrote:

TK415 wrote:Dude, that could be Swindle. Buying and selling to humans and Transformers.

Possibly, but I would think a hustler like him would want a slightly slicker vehicle mode

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

SillySpringer wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Maybe, but what's all that junk?

SillySpringer wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Maybe, but what's all that junk?

Sabrblade wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Maybe, but what's all that junk?

Props and/or equipment to be transported from site to site?

Sabrblade wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Yeah, could just be a production crew vehicle used to transport props and equipment from site to site.

Hellscream9999 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Yeah, could just be a production crew vehicle used to transport props and equipment from site to site.

It's entirely plausible and even likely that's what it is, still, it's nice to be able to just speculate about it - I would love for it to be Wreck-gar voiced by Weird Al

Sabrblade wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Maybe, but what's all that junk?

Props and/or equipment to be transported from site to site?

Emerje wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Maybe, but what's all that junk?

Props and/or equipment to be transported from site to site?

That seems incredibly unlikely. A multi-million dollar movie isn't going to use an old flatbed truck to haul around a load of junk that's so haphazardly piled on that it looks like it could all come tumbling off at any moment. That vehicle would be a moving violation on any North American road if it were really a pile of junk and not one giant prop itself with everything properly stuck together. A real production crew would use enclosed trailers, not something like that.

Emerje

Sabrblade wrote:

Emerje wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:

Kurona wrote:Or just a background vehicle that's not a transformer at all.

Maybe, but what's all that junk?

Props and/or equipment to be transported from site to site?

That seems incredibly unlikely. A multi-million dollar movie isn't going to use an old flatbed truck to haul around a load of junk that's so haphazardly piled on that it looks like it could all come tumbling off at any moment. That vehicle would be a moving violation on any North American road if it were really a pile of junk and not one giant prop itself with everything properly stuck together. A real production crew would use enclosed trailers, not something like that.

Emerje

True, but, a person could still expect nothing less from one such as Bay to be so absurdly bold as to want to transport that much haphazard junk in the most insane way possible.

Sabrblade wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:Can anyone tell what's written on the windscreen of the potential wreck gar?

Hellscream9999 wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:Can anyone tell what's written on the windscreen of the potential wreck gar?

Apparently they're stickers I think, the guy who took the photo was answering questions in the link in the news article, it's worth a look