After destroying his 2005 BMW 645CI Convertible in an accident, this man had one clever idea. Instead of selling off the car as a scrap, he decided to put it to a better use. He hired artist Bruce Gray to use the parts of the car & certain bulldozer parts to make a Robot!
Christened as the ‘Robot Sculpture 1’ this piece of machinery has dimensions of 68 x 34 x 22 & most of the parts used are of cast aluminum with existing brackets & mounting holes.
The robot features a movable head, movable upper arm & fore arm too. Hands can also be moved in different directions, & it also has a simulated energy pulse gun with movable fire button controller. Heavy steel plates from train tracks were used to make the robot’s feet. It weighs at 240 pounds. Cool eh?
via GW
BMW 6 Series Robot Image Gallery
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