(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller	Mad Max 2  Max Rockatansky The road Warrior	(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller
(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller	CineModeles Creations - 75 mm	(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller

To give this scene a form of dynamism, it was necessary to create many objects such as
cans, Castrol oil cans, etc...
The same is true for figurine with a desire to take out stereotypes and have originality,
of course respecting the spirit of the film.

Let us begin with Maximillian "Max" Rockatansky.

The figurine is one of the best in the market, realistic, consistent with a resin
good quality and easy to work.

(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller	Painting and modification of Max's mini and painting of the dog.  The action take place before the beginning of the movie, Max rests in an improvised bivouac...	(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller

For realism, the ends of Max’s shotgun carrier are pierced and the holes in the shotgun are pierced.
There is a problem to be corrected (Photo 4 of Max standing, area surrounded by red);
In fact, in the film, Max does not have a scarf on his right hand, so this marking is removed.
Original jerrycan in Max’s hand is removed and replaced by crowbar made from a brass rod.
The pair of binoculars is made from scratch and will be placed next to Max in the bivouac.

Other details are added such as Dinki Di cans.
A piece of brass tube is cut to the right length, then ripened, piercing the inside again.
The ends are cut into a thin sheet of aluminum with a cookie cutter and then glued.
The exterior of the boxes is painted red and a long and tedious job is started
to paint the old decals that were damaged.
And finally, the final step is the creation of Max’s tools.

Oil cans and tool box (functional, just for fun).

And to finalize the accessories : jerrycan (provided with the hand-recovered figurine).
Eye of the film and the game, the inscription "WATER" is added.
The handles of the jerrycan were created, the plug was completed with a chain.

The main accessories are placed on the decor. Others are added like the child’s chair that we see at the beginning in Mundi - Mundi.

(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller	(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller

...Or the one between the truck and the destroyed vehicle.

(c)Mad Max II 1981 - George Miller

When finished, the figurines are placed on the diorama, the dog walks behind Max.