Monster Trucks

Choose giant-wheel pickups, a rock buggy, a snowy van or an imaginary moon rover. The plain truck has broad areas, while garages, a flower parade and an orchard add smaller details. Try a star or flame paint scheme, then tell a paper adventure using the beach, bridge or lakeside scene.

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Compare the truck’s viewpoint and details

Side and front views make different parts easy to see. The arena scene adds a setting and more intricate tires.

A lightning-patterned monster truck makes a low jump between dirt ramps in an empty arena with rows of seats and lights.

Add the arena

The jumping truck has detailed tread, a lightning design and stadium seating. Start with the truck before the setting.

Monster Truck’s Arena Jump →

Use one color plan in two views

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Blue monster truck seen from the side, with a yellow door star and lightly shaded gray tires.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Blue body
  • 2. Yellow star
  • 3. Light-gray tires
  1. Use blue for the side-view truck body, then repeat blue on the matching front view.
  2. Color the door star yellow and use the same yellow for the hood star on the front view.
  3. Shade the tires lightly gray, keeping tread lines visible. Compare the cargo bed in the side view with the grille in the front view.

The same palette connects the two views. Keep tire tread lines visible by using a light gray layer.

More selection and activity ideas

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For a broad body and clear background, choose the big-wheels pickup with V-shaped tire marks. The flower-parade truck adds petals, triangular flags and village details; the front-view car wash adds round bubbles, brushes and a surrounding wash frame. These are different picture designs, so compare shapes without assuming they are views of the same vehicle.

Try it together

Get crayons or colored pencils and scrap paper ready. The truck-design activity offers three scene pictures and three matching views of one fictional pickup. Open its chooser: all six start checked. Keep one scene picture, or two matching views to compare, uncheck the others and confirm. Check the print list before printing or downloading the PDF: each selected picture makes one artwork page; other list items count separately and an optional cover adds one page. Try body and tire colors in a small swatch, then repeat a visible V-shape, petal or circle in a hand-drawn pattern strip. With matching views, repeat a body color and colors for the zigzag tire markings. Place the strip beside your colored picture or pair; one finished section is enough.

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