2 pull carts and a dummy

I needed a pull cart for my current project. Usually I'm more of a sculpting and organic modeling fan, but I felt I had to try it myself to practice.

And I was lucky. I ended up with TWO carts. And a dummy! :-)

I also put bones on it that could make parts move.
And eventually I also wanted to learn how to make it drive. I've watched some tutorials but haven't put this into practice yet. :-)

Initially my cart turned out to be TOO BIG (I simply started without measuring), then I adjusted it to real measurements, and that's how I came up with this one here ...
but with the dummy behind it I thought it was still TOO SMALL for my needs.

That's why I continued with my larger model. I also had to change my initial textures, because I ran into problems when I tested the cart in iClone, where I want to use it.
iClone inherits the basic colors, not Blender's complicated material node trees.

Parked together neatly next to each other... their handles are in use position.

Here are the handles at rest...and so are the dummies! They have a little chat.

One side of the carts has now been opened.

Both sides of the carts are open here.

The side panels and the front and rear panels have been removed now. They are now just loading platforms on wheels.

Here too, but now seen from behind. The reflectors work a bit too well, but that's for demonstration :-)

The front and back panels are back in place, the side panels are opend again ... and the dummies just keep on chatting!

Now the carts are complete again.

Okay, enough chatter guys! Carts are made for driving around, time to leave ...

"Hey, watch out for damage! One of us will have to wait..."

I'm not sure yet if I'll use both carts in my project. Perhaps a bit of a shame, but two could be a bit too much.
But they've already gotten a lot of attention here, so that's not a big problem anymore. :-)