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Hi

As some of you may have seen, I am in the process of building a MOC car dealership. Anyway, I need to start putting in some minifigs and can't decide which version of technician to use.

These are my choices:

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I will probably have three in the workshops and will vary the heads/hats but want them all to be dressed the same.

Thoughts and opinions please...

Cheers

Rog

Edited by rriggs
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The two in the middle, or the one on the far right. The overalls with straps remind me of carpenters, the full jump suit with sleves look more like auto technicians to me.

Good luck with your decision.

Andy D

Posted

I'd use the red haired guy with the orange stripes. Too bad it's not blue with white stripes. It's a clean, but he has a professional look to him. Reminds me of the mechanics at my local Sears Auto default_classic.gif

Posted

As with all things in life, ginger for the win. :wink:

I would dispute that... lol - but your point is valid and as the vote is overwhelming for the blue jump suit with orange stripes gets the job!

Cheers everybody

Rog

Posted

I'd go with the ginger guy for the chief mechanic and the guy on the far right for the normal mechanics.

You'll also need one with a very blank expression and a brush, if it's anything like the garage near me!

Posted

Ginger guy... Because the ones in orange look like garbagemen, the octan-overall guy lost its way to the racetrack and the others look like carpenters to me. :classic:

Posted

I vote for the one in blue overalls and blue shirt. Second best would be the guy with redish-orange hair. If using hats, I'd prefer blue or white ones over red. They're more Ford colours then the red one is.

Posted (edited)

Well, orange is a color for all who work on a street and white is a bad idea for a carmechanik.

Either the second from the left or the fourth from the left.

Edit: If you decided for a special dealership (Ford?), you may consider the cooperate identity of the company.

As far as i know Opel and Renault mechanics have a grey workingdress, Seat a red one...

Edited by Raubritter
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You can't select a new hire based purely on looks. You'll have to consider their work experience, aptitude, work ethic, etc. I suggest you perform extensive background tests to ensure that you get the right candidate for the job. :classic:

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