By Carlos Asmat & filed under Humanoids.
What is better to promote a “green lifestyle” than a giant robot? A giant Optimus Prime made from old car junk. This jaw dropping sculpture weights 6 tons and stands 10m tall. it features the very well known and beloved Optimus Prime from the Transformers series. It was created as part of the Green Dream Park and stands […]
By Carlos Asmat & filed under Uncategorized.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) has created a custom jet displaying a life-sized Gundam painting on one side and the Gundam logo on the other. This, along with the giant (life-sized) Gundam statue and a Gundam Café in Tokyo, has been created in order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Gundam comic in Japan. We cannot wait to see a fully […]
By Vincent Abry & filed under Uncategorized.
Mega Robot is back, finally for those who have still not seen it since its first appearance on the web in 2007 on Koreus. This giant robot seems very sure of itself but unfortunately its overzealousness causes it a little worry in the end : -) A funny animation video by Kaktus Film. The studio […]
By Vincent Abry & filed under Uncategorized.
Chinese art students have built a Giant Transformers robot. Height: 32 feet, or 9.77 meters. Its weight: 4 tons (4000 kg). The steel and tire monster has been built out of… an old truck (photo below). Their project has cost around 4500 US dollars. Watch the animation video created for the occasion: via 163.com
By Vincent Abry & filed under Uncategorized.
Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, has without doubt the largest R2-D2 in the world. The famous astro droid from the Star Wars film is actually a building… in disguise! And it even seems functional, a window opens! What you can’t achieve with a little imagination and definitely some authorizations too : -) via gizmodo
By Vincent Abry & filed under Uncategorized.
The Toei Animation studio recently announced during the Tokyo Animation Fair 2010, the upcoming release of a new robot movie namedGaiking. In fact, Gaiking is a Goldorak style giant robot, which was part of a Go Nagai animated series from the 70s (1976). Mattel, which owns the toy line corresponding to the Shogun Warriors series, […]
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