Father and Son Build Giant Transformers Statues From Trash

Father and Son Build Giant Transformers Statues From Trash
This creative and talented father and son team build giant Transformers statues out of trash. And they look awesome. You know, considering that they are made out of trash. Specifically scrapmetal. Check out the video.

In 2010, Chinese farmer Yu Zhilin and his son Yu Lingyun opened up their own metalworking shop in the country’s Hunan Province. Inspired by the futuristic robots from the movie “Transformers,” the pair began fashioning original statues from scrap metal. Their first design took about a month and a half to build, but they’ve since created an impressive array of statues, giving new life to discarded car parts along the way. It’s not just the success of their new business that makes this father-son duo happy; the craft itself has brought them closer together.

Scrap Metal Sci-Fi Sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures
Thailand based Metalmodelhouse makes some of the coolest metal sculptures around. Everything from Predator and Aliens to Darth Vader and Wall-E. They are pretty durable too since the scrap metal pieces are welded together. I love all of the little details

The seller has a bunch to choose from. I would love to line all of these up on my shelves like action figures. The AT-AT Walker is probably my favorite.

scrap metal sci fi sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures

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scrap metal sci fi sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures

scrap metal sci fi sculptures