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Guys, remember the CBeebies Red Button games list on Sky Digital from 2002? I definitely do, and Bob the Builder's Build a Truck is no exception. I remember the vehicle parts being the same as pre-existing characters but in different colours (for some of them anyway) and used in different random combinations, but the one thing I remember even before a video was surfaced was finishing the game complete with the iconic catchphrase of "Can we fix it? Yes, we can!" And now that the video has surfaced (link is below), I've decided to make some sprites based on the vehicle's wheels, bodies, eyes, and arms. Feel free to make your own truck, but please make sure you give me credit.

Original gameplay video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiNej7…

Bob the Builder belongs to Keith Chapman, Mattel Television, and WildBrain.
Original sprites belong to www.deviantart.com/chompy2000.

Description
Guys, remember the CBeebies Red Button games list on Sky Digital from 2002? I definitely do, and Bob the Builder's Build a Truck is no exception. I remember the vehicle parts being the same as pre-existing characters but in different colours (for some of them anyway) and used in different random combinations, but the one thing I remember even before a video was surfaced was finishing the game complete with the iconic catchphrase of "Can we fix it? Yes, we can!" And now that the video has surfaced (link is below), I've decided to make some sprites based on the vehicle's wheels, bodies, eyes, and arms. Feel free to make your own truck, but please make sure you give me credit.

Original gameplay video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiNej7…

Bob the Builder belongs to Keith Chapman, Mattel Television, and WildBrain.
Original sprites belong to www.deviantart.com/chompy2000.