Behind the Scenes with the Xbox Chopper and Krystal Forscutt
- 16 years ago
Go behind the scenes of the photo shoot for the custom made Xbox 360 Chopper bike, modeled by Zoo girl Krystal Forscutt.
This one-off work of chopper art is the main prize in a retail promotion by GAME stores across the country. Its slick flowing lines evoke the Xbox 360’s hallmark styling and finishing touches recall various elements unique to the console.
Krystal shone alongside the massive 883cc Sportster engine and billet chrome wheels. Under the lights of the studio the polished green paintwork looked slicker than ever. The detailed artwork by world renowned airbrush artist Wayne Harrison truly highlighted the intricacies incorporated into the bike’s design.
Ten hours, 24 cups of coffee and a whole lot of hard work later, the Xbox 360 Chopper photo shoot is sure to get gamers hearts racing.
To get a look at the photographs simply check out a copy of Zoo Magazine, on sale May 19th at your local newsagent.
For a closer look at how the Xbox 360 Chopper was built, click on the interview below, where David Harvey from GLH Custom shares his insights on the design process.
This one-off work of chopper art is the main prize in a retail promotion by GAME stores across the country. Its slick flowing lines evoke the Xbox 360’s hallmark styling and finishing touches recall various elements unique to the console.
Krystal shone alongside the massive 883cc Sportster engine and billet chrome wheels. Under the lights of the studio the polished green paintwork looked slicker than ever. The detailed artwork by world renowned airbrush artist Wayne Harrison truly highlighted the intricacies incorporated into the bike’s design.
Ten hours, 24 cups of coffee and a whole lot of hard work later, the Xbox 360 Chopper photo shoot is sure to get gamers hearts racing.
To get a look at the photographs simply check out a copy of Zoo Magazine, on sale May 19th at your local newsagent.
For a closer look at how the Xbox 360 Chopper was built, click on the interview below, where David Harvey from GLH Custom shares his insights on the design process.