10-foot tall Gundam made from recycled runners

Now everyone’s building robots from cartoon shows using recycled stuff. The last time we heard of one, it happened to be a 32-foot Transformer made from a scrapped truck who probably might busy be fighting of the Decepticons by now. This time around, it’s not all that tall, though absolutely unique and creative, a 10-foot tall Gundam robot made from runners. If you haven’t heard of runners before, these are those pieces of plastic that hold all the parts of your little Gundam together before you build them. This RX-78-2 Gundam isn’t full scale and certainly won’t walk around, though the effort and thought put into it is indeed impressive. The maker probably didn’t want to see his Gundam packaging go waste, so he just collected it all and came up with this marvelous piece. Taking around 250 man-hours of work, this recycled Gundam sure brings a smile on our faces!

[Gizmodo]