It's a very big truck for one person, though.

Agents, a theme about secret agents defending the free world against some nefarious organization, and they come rolling in with a monster truck. Real subtle guys.

And I thought my dad was creepy.

Ok yeah never mind still creepier

That helicopter windscreen sticking straight up is…not good. Agents again though, yay!

So...I guess the idea is that the dude in the Canyonero ATV is chasing the helicopter that's not limited to driving on roads. Or land in general.

I had this set and it was pretty decent. The soft chrome fenders are really nice pieces, and the 4 wheeler had pendular suspension so it was fun to drive on rough terrain.

Metallic silver fenders!?

That helicopter canopy couldn’t look any worse

Personally I like the canopy I mean yeah it looks terrible the way its attached but 1. it reminds me of 1950s Sioux helicopters which I love (eg MASH helicopter, 1966 Batcopter, I just like old stuff) and 2. at least its not that horrid 4 wide one that EVERY SINGLE City police helicopter uses..

The wheels are waayyy too large on that truck thing. Agents was a really cool theme though, I always liked the creative names for villans like Dr D Zaster and Dollar Bill.

We've got "soft chrome" from @Agent00Z, which is a new one to me.
"Metallic Silver" from @The_Creator is a little more common.

Personally I know this color as "Drum Lacquered Silver" in reference to the process used to add a thin layer of reflective material to the regular plastic surface. I don't have any sources to back me up, but I've always suspected that this is the replacement color after chrome was out. I would assume the layer is thin enough to use parts from the same mold as an uncoated piece, eliminating the need for separate chrome molds. @PurpleDave, do you have any insight related to this?

@Galaxy12_Import said:
"We've got "soft chrome" from @Agent00Z , which is a new one to me.
"Metallic Silver" from @The_Creator is a little more common.

Personally I know this color as "Drum Lacquered Silver" in reference to the process used to add a thin layer of reflective material to the regular plastic surface. I don't have any sources to back me up, but I've always suspected that this is the replacement color after chrome was out. I would assume the layer is thin enough to use parts from the same mold as an uncoated piece, eliminating the need for separate chrome molds. @PurpleDave , do you have any insight related to this?
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You're probably right. I didn't remember the actual technical name of the color, so I just described the color as I remember seeing it in my collection. I'm not the best at remembering the names of LEGO colors.

I think they forgot to edit out the stand they used for the helicopter, unless it really does have a random set of red and blue bricks sticking out from between its skids

Well, this is were the oversized cartoony vehicles trend that is so common nowdays in themes like Ninjago originated from.

I've got mixed feelings on this set... As other people pointed out, the helicopter looks pretty bad. The truck is... cool, I guess? For the time, this was a pretty novel concept for a set, but since then, we've gotten so many oversized vehicles in this style that It lost any sort of uniqueness it might have originally had.

That said, the Toxic Doctor Inferno is a pretty deliciously terrific figure!

If you look closely, you can still see the multicoloured support under the helicopter that would hold it up for photography! Looks like it hasn’t fully been edited out.