A2 - C

A4 - M

LOGO+Branding

Research plan

Product analysis

Unique selling point

cost - menu and making van

customer - who's the audience (not someone who likes mexican food, etc)

environment - environmental aspects why its important for food trucks

size - what is the size of food truck (real and model)

function - what the truck does

materials - column for model and irl truck

do it in table format

specs - what will be researched - justification

Overall, these elements combine to create a truck that is both visually striking and functional, with a focus on nature and bold designs.

1. Frame Construction:

• The truck’s frame will be made from lightweight MDF wood, joined together using nails and a half lap joint in order to guide the construction of the body.

2. Wheels:

• The wheels are 3D-printed using plastic filaments and will feature a hollow core for reduced weight, as well as allowing for the axel to go through.

• The wheels will be attached to the axles using metal bearings, which will ensure smooth rotation and durability.

3. Vertical Garden:

• The vertical garden structure will be made from lightweight wood framing, assembled using rivets or nails at the joints.

4. Laser-Cut Menu Board:

• The menu board will be laser-cut from a durable acrylic or MDF wood, using a laser cutter to achieve precise, tamarind pod and leaf shapes. The laser-cut board will be mounted on the side of the truck with wood glue for easy installation.

5. Ladder:

• Wooden dowels will be cut to the desired length with small holes drilled at the sides at regular intervals on both sides of the ladder. Then, the dowels will be inserted and secured with wood glue.

6. Windows:

• Acrylic sheets will be cut using a circular saw Apply a reflective mirror film to the back of the acrylic, ensuring a smooth, even layer for clarity.

7. Coloring and Finishing:

• After all parts are assembled, the truck will be painted with acrylic paint followed by a clear coat of varnish for a clean finish.