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Forum - View topicINTEREST: Fans Build 10-Foot Gundam with Leftover Model Bits
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machetecat
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This is actually REALLY cool... in the nerdiest way possible.
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firedragon54738
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Wow that is good but that must of bought alot of gundams to pull that off
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Frazmataz
 Posts: 103 Location: Sheffield, UK |
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Neat
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Takeyo
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Given how long it took to complete, I'm guessing "N.E.E.T." would be more accurate.
Very, very cool. |
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Mushi-Man
 Posts: 1537 Location: KCMO |
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Haha wow in some way this is more impressive than the life sized gundam. This is really cool, I wish I could buy it or make one of my own. Though I have a feeling that it would go to auction and would quickly reach bids far out of my price range. Also I feel like this picture really doesn't do the statue justice, I wish there was something next to it for comparison.
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The Naked Beast
 Posts: 1028 Location: A Blue Planet |
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This is pretty crazy stuff they have there. We all want to be more green these days. What more better way than reusing the runners/sprues, reducing the amount of plastic that will go in landfills, and recycling it into a completely "new" and free model?
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ninja noir
 Posts: 175 Location: Ireland |
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wow, pretty cool, I would love to see it in person. Great use of all those spare parts.
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aluria
 Posts: 367 Location: New Westminster, B.C., Canada |
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That is one awesome way to reuse and recycle!
My guess the builders asked around for extra parts. |
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