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professional prop reference sheet, three panels side by side in one 16:9 frame, plain seamless mid-grey studio backdrop across all three panels, evenly lit, no props other than the vehicle, no set the vehicle is the Jailer's jeep, identical in all three panels: a 1970s Indian-built Mahindra CJ-3B Willys-type jeep, short wheelbase, flat-fender body, seven-slot vertical grille with round headlamps, folded-down flat windscreen frame with the glass raised, open top with no roof, a faded khaki-olive drab body paint dulled and chalky with age, small chips and scratches to bare steel on the fender edges, dusty tyres with worn tread and steel wheels, a spare tyre mounted on the rear, black vinyl bench seats cracked and sun-faded, a thin steel steering wheel, a small white stencilled "POLICE" on the bonnet side and a white-painted number plate front and rear, a dented rear bumper, dried mud on the lower body panel one on the left is a front three-quarter view from the driver's side at standing eye level, grille, headlamps and windscreen fully visible panel two in the center is a straight side profile, full length, wheels and spare tyre visible, the open cab showing the seats and steering wheel panel three on the right is a rear three-quarter view showing the spare tyre, rear bumper and tail lamps identical vehicle, identical paint wear, identical dust and damage across all three panels, soft large-source key light from above and camera left, gentle fill on the shadow side, subtle rim light separating the body from the backdrop raw unretouched 70mm film camera photograph, real chalky paint texture, real rubber, real dust and mud, real cracked vinyl, no smoothing, no CGI sheen, no showroom gloss, sharp focus throughout, 50mm lens, 16:9 frame, no text other than the stencilled POLICE and number plates, no watermark

professional prop reference sheet, three panels side by side in one 16:9 frame, plain seamless mid-grey studio backdrop across all three panels, evenly lit, no props other than the vehicle, no set the vehicle is the Jailer's jeep, identical in all three panels: a 1970s Indian-built Mahindra CJ-3B Willys-type jeep, short wheelbase, flat-fender body, seven-slot vertical grille with round headlamps, folded-down flat windscreen frame with the glass raised, open top with no roof, a faded khaki-olive drab body paint dulled and chalky with age, small chips and scratches to bare steel on the fender edges, dusty tyres with worn tread and steel wheels, a spare tyre mounted on the rear, black vinyl bench seats cracked and sun-faded, a thin steel steering wheel, a small white stencilled "POLICE" on the bonnet side and a white-painted number plate front and rear, a dented rear bumper, dried mud on the lower body panel one on the left is a front three-quarter view from the driver's side at standing eye level, grille, headlamps and windscreen fully visible panel two in the center is a straight side profile, full length, wheels and spare tyre visible, the open cab showing the seats and steering wheel panel three on the right is a rear three-quarter view showing the spare tyre, rear bumper and tail lamps identical vehicle, identical paint wear, identical dust and damage across all three panels, soft large-source key light from above and camera left, gentle fill on the shadow side, subtle rim light separating the body from the backdrop raw unretouched 70mm film camera photograph, real chalky paint texture, real rubber, real dust and mud, real cracked vinyl, no smoothing, no CGI sheen, no showroom gloss, sharp focus throughout, 50mm lens, 16:9 frame, no text other than the stencilled POLICE and number plates, no watermark