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Use Image 1 as the exact base frame. Use Images 2, 3 and 4 as exact rear-view references for the real motorcycle. Use Image 5 as the exact overall construction reference for the motorcycle. This is a precision enhancement edit, NOT a new generation. Preserve Image 1 exactly: - same composition - same vertical 9:16 framing - same nighttime street - same BAR neon sign - same wet asphalt reflections - same camera angle - same depth of field - same Pasha in the right foreground - same helmet on Pasha - same mustard-yellow fabric jacket on Pasha - same overall cinematic mood Do not recreate the image from scratch. MAIN GOAL: Correct and refine the motorcycle so it matches the real reference bike much more accurately, especially the rear part. The Terminator must be riding the motorcycle straight away from the camera along the street. VERY IMPORTANT — MOTORCYCLE DIRECTION: - the motorcycle must be going straight forward - the front wheel and rear wheel must align with the road - no lean left - no lean right - no cornering - no drifting - no diagonal riding - no exaggerated stunt posture The movement should feel natural: the Terminator is accelerating away in a straight line. TERMINATOR: Keep the rider as a strong classic Terminator-style action-hero biker: - black leather biker jacket - black shirt - black pants - black boots - black sunglasses - stern emotionless expression - short dark hair - muscular build Do not redesign him. PASHA: Keep Pasha in the right foreground exactly as in Image 1: - glossy black full-face helmet - mustard-yellow fabric jacket - same jacket color - same silhouette - same position - same relative size - same blurred foreground feel Do not change Pasha’s clothing color. Do not turn the jacket brown. Do not turn it into leather. MOTORCYCLE — OVERALL IDENTITY: The motorcycle must match the exact real reference bike shown in Images 2–5. Match these features carefully: - matte graphite-gray elongated teardrop fuel tank - exact tank proportions and placement - low custom bobber stance - black exposed tubular frame - horizontally opposed boxer engine - visible protruding side cylinder - distinctive silver perforated metal side cover / cylinder cover with round holes - real header / exhaust routing - black spoked wheels - thick tires - realistic mechanical spacing between tank, engine, frame and wheels REAR OF THE MOTORCYCLE — VERY IMPORTANT: Use Images 2, 3 and 4 to match the rear exactly: - very wide chunky rear tire - correct rear tire width and profile - black spoked rear wheel - compact short rear fender in graphite gray - small horizontal red rear light - twin rear shock absorbers - slim brown solo seat - minimalist bobber rear frame - low-mounted rear license plate in the same placement and angle as the references LICENSE PLATE: Show the rear plate clearly and correctly. The plate must read exactly: "4902 PT 61". The license plate must be: - small - white - with black characters - mounted low at the rear - physically attached in a believable way - readable but naturally integrated into the scene perspective and lighting Do not omit the plate. Do not change the number. Do not move it to a different place. Do not make it oversized. PHYSICS: The motorcycle must feel mechanically believable and physically correct. The rider must sit naturally centered on the bike. Rear wheel contact with the road must feel real. A subtle realistic spray from the wet rear tire is allowed. A slight natural motion blur on the wheels is allowed. Do not exaggerate the speed. DO NOT: - do not replace the motorcycle with a generic bike - do not use a Harley-style V-twin - do not turn it into a cafe racer - do not turn it into a scrambler - do not invent a modern tail section - do not add bulky rear plastics - do not distort the rear geometry - do not remove the boxer engine identity - do not alter Pasha - do not alter the scene composition Enhance: - motorcycle realism - rear geometry accuracy - plate accuracy - metal detail - tire detail - wet road reflections - natural cinematic sharpness - realistic low-light contrast Photorealistic live-action cinematic realism. Vertical 9:16. No text. No subtitles. No watermark. Negative prompt - generic motorcycle, wrong rear tire, thin rear tire, wrong taillight, wrong license plate, unreadable plate, missing plate, V-twin engine, Harley, cafe racer, scrambler, modern tail section, bulky rear plastics, motorcycle leaning, motorcycle turning, drifting, diagonal riding, distorted frame, wrong tank shape, wrong jacket color, brown jacket, leather mustard jacket, altered Pasha