BTS Monster Truck Coloring

Mechanically this is identical to the other colouring title in the catalog — closed regions, tap to fill, nothing to fail — and it is worth saying so directly rather than pretending otherwise. What differs is the subject matter, and that does have a practical effect: vehicles are made of many small mechanical parts, so a monster truck has substantially more regions than an animal outline. More regions means more decisions and a longer picture, but also a greater chance of a busy result, so restraint in the palette matters more here than it does on a simpler subject.

This title is best suited to young children who prefer vehicles to animals and want a longer picture to work through.

1. Select a colour and tap a region to fill it.
2. Establish the body colour first, then work outward to the mechanical detail.
3. Keep the palette narrow — vehicles have enough regions that many colours become noisy.
4. Use repeated colours across matching parts to give the picture structure.

• Tap a palette colour, then tap a region to fill it

Objectives

• Complete vehicle pictures with a coherent colour scheme
• No prescribed result to match

The run ends or fails when

• None — every fill can be undone and redone

• Identical flood-fill engine to the other colouring titles
• Vehicle subjects producing a higher region count
• Reversible fills with no penalty
• A fixed set of line-art pictures

• This is the same activity as the animal colouring title with a different subject. If you liked one, you know what this is.
• Fewer colours, used repeatedly across matching parts, reads better on a mechanical subject than a wide palette.
• Do the body first. It anchors every subsequent decision.

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