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Update from the WallE Builders Group

Posted on May 5th, 2008 in Hobbyist

walle_biulders_group.jpg Both Jawa Lunk and Scot Washburn have sent us some cool updates from the Wall-E builders group. For those not familiar with the Wall-E builder’s group, it’s an array of hobbiets that are building scale models of Wall-E, the star of the upcoming Pixar film about a robot named Wall-E.

The group currently has over 600 members who have, "grouped together to build a real working, 1:1 scale Wall-E from Disney / Pixar’s latest movie which isn’t even in theaters until the end of June 2008."

The group is making good progress with building several Wall-E models, including the "Game Cube" Wall-E model, by Jawa Lunk.

Reader Scot Washburn sent us some pictures from his Wall-E model:

 

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You can find plenty more cool Wall-E models on the Wall-E Builder’s Group Flickr page.

 




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3 Responses to “Update from the WallE Builders Group”

  1. Scot Washburn Says:

    Here is a video of my WALL-E Build progress.

    Scot

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j01f52eJ-WE

  2. GoRobotics.net » LEGO Wall-E’s Says:

    [...] of the American robot lovers out there have seen the wonderful movie, Wall-E. In addition to the amazing builders that have create Wall-E models, there are quite a few very well made Wall-E models built out of LEGO bricks. The Brothers Brick [...]

  3. ivey Says:

    i think you should tell and show people
    online how to build the wall-e robot the real way,
    and in the right places. just to make the world more populer
    for the world wide known move;wall-e,so the kids can be
    more excited to see the well known wall-e robot in the city.
    and should not be like pushing a button to turn it on,and it should not
    have batteries in it.it should be like the real robot in the movie.
    and if you whant money for it ask people for the highest amount like;$7.00.
    just so people won’t be made.
    if you whant more info about this please tell me at the email and the website
    above. hope my advice helped.

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