Check out this Gamecube that has been turned into a Wall-E!
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It was made by Jawa Lunk, owner of The Wall-E Builder's Group.
It took about two weeks to build, and everything was hand fabricated for the build.
The gamecube is still 100% operational!
The build began with forming the front door plate for Wall-E. Sheet aluminum was used for this, and the dent in the front is not a visual effect, it's real.
After the cube was masked and painted, the front door was attached with a hinge. This allows the front door to drop when someone wants to play a game.
The tracks are Mattracks from a radio shack RC truck. They are a perfect fit, and right with scale.
The arms were formed with PVC and sheet aluminum. And the hands were also made with sheet aluminum.
The most difficult part of the build was the head and neck. Forming the eyes took patience, because of the shape and curves.
All in all, Wall-E Gamecube turned out pretty well.
Check him out for yourself at [url=http://wall-egamecube.blogspot.com/]http://wall-egamecube.blogspot.com/[/url][/url]
There you will see the build from scratch to finish with lots of pics!
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