Ironsmith Kogoro Kurata took the body of a Fiat 500 and put it on an old set of Cat tracks. Tortoise-timed trips to the store, and hilarity, ensued.
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Ironsmith Kogoro Kurata took the body of a Fiat 500 and put it on an old set of Cat tracks. Tortoise-timed trips to the store, and hilarity, ensued.
Monkey Farm [via Pink Tentacle]
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Well, at the risk of getting “so lets see your rebodied bulldozer pics”..
Not a very practical rebody- hard to see the working area of the blade. Something like a VW bus, or other “hoodless” vehicle would have made it much easier to work with- even in the vid (1:19) you can see the operator way out the window trying to see what the blade is doing.
But still, something different! NICE paint on it too….
>Well, at the risk of getting “so lets see your
>rebodied bulldozer pics”..
That made me LOL, Volkemon. Cute.
Yeah, the build is kind of goofy all-around — nothing really practical or I bet tremendously useful about. It’s more blog fish food than anything else (and I decided to take the bait ’cause the lunacy of it made me chuckle).
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