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The Silva Challenge - The Thirty-First Participant is Bo Ahlgren. This is the build video showing what he did with the items he received. #SilvaChallenge #Gaslands #CarWars #PostApocalyptic #ScienceFiction #hotwheels

His Instagram page is located at   / bodaddyo  

His Etsy page is located at https://bodaddysartifacts.etsy.com

His YouTube channel is located at    / @norcalonline1  

Information about each vehicle according to Bo in order of appearance:

1 - Matchbox Shunter / Gaslands Heavy Truck with tank tracks, Verney sponsor.
I created it by mating the Shunter and Hot Wheels Kombi. I cut the VW in half and stuck it on the back of the train car, fusing them with epoxy and sanding flush.

2 - Greenlight Ford Focus / Gaslands Buggy, Slime sponsor.

3 - Hot Wheels Big Air Bel Air / Gaslands car, Rusty’s Bootleggers sponsored gasser.

4 - Matchbox Mobile Crane / Gaslands Heavy Truck, Rutherford sponsor. Notice the driver in the safety cage.

5 - Hot Wheels Open Roadster / Gaslands Performance Car, Inferno sponsor.

6 - Hot Wheels green art car / Gaslands Performance Car, Miyazaki sponsor.

7 - Hot Wheels Porsche 917 LH / Gaslands Performance Car, Mishkin sponsor. Note the 6x6 configuration.

8 - Hot Wheels Vendetta / Gaslands buggy, Verney sponsor.

9 - Hot Wheels Silverado Trailboss / Gaslands Light Truck, Slime sponsor.

10 – Hot Wheels Nissan Fairlady from Danny Bracken / Gaslands Performance Car, Miyazaki sponsor.

11 - Hot Wheels Rodger Dodger from Danny Bracken / Gaslands Performance Car, Idris sponsor.

12 - NASCAR no name / Gaslands Car with tank tracks, Rutherford sponsor.

THE SILVA CHALLENGE:
The objective is to create a vehicle from the items received that fits a science fiction theme, including post-apocalyptic or steampunk sub genres. The participant may use 3D printed or aftermarket parts as well as any parts from other castings they have, scraps, or scratch-built items (such as using styrene or metal). One of the castings provided in the shipment must constitute a major component of the build.

At the start of each challenge, I will make a video showing the items being packed in the box and announcing who will be receiving the package. Once the items are received (as indicated by Priority Mail tracking), the participant will have thirty days to complete the build and submit to me a minimum of 5 good photographs (preferably more) of the build from various angles. Upon receipt of the photos, I will make a YouTube video displaying these photos and referring to the social media account(s) of the participant. If photos are not received by the 31st day after the start of the build, a YouTube video will be made showing that no photos were received. Either way, the build concludes at that point.