10-Foot Gundam Made from Plastic Model Leftovers [Models]

Aug 30th 2010
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What do you do with the runners-the leftover wires that hold together plastic model parts-if you’re done building your tiny Gundams? Keep them until you’ve gotten enough to build an immense 10-foot Gundam.

It took 250 man-hours to build this RX-78-2 Gundam. It’s not full scale , nonetheless it’s still quite impressive. [ Goo via Technabob ]

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