Check out these giant 40K machines made from old cars and scrap metal
In the Warhammer 40,000 universe, the vehicles and giant robots deployed by the imperial army are manufactured in the forging world, and the entire planet is dedicated to industry under the authorization of the technical priest of the Mechanic Cult.The Imperial Knight Mechs you see here (via Warhammer Community) Is made by the staff of a game shop in Thailand using scrap metal and cars.
“The top is made of the entire Volkswagen,” the creator told the Warhammer community. “It took several months to complete. It is based on a miniature model of Canis Rex. The base of the replica is made of cement and steel fiber, so it can bear the weight of a rider of more than 4 tons. Added cactus.”
It is made with the help of metal workers Ban han le, A museum in Antong, which built replicas of everything Transformers arrive AlienThe store in question is Legendary Wargame, who also runs a game and miniature drawing club on weekends. When asked why they want to build mechas, they replied: “Who doesn’t like big robots? It is the most iconic imperial knight. If there are aliens attacking the club in the future, we want our knights to move by themselves and protect us!”
They also made an Outrider motorcycle. Although the Knight Preceptor is only half the size, the bicycle is made to scale. However, you cannot ride it because the wheels are not designed for rotation. “Everyone wants something like this on the road and wants to try to ride it,” the team said. “We want to pretend that we are an interstellar warrior, control it, and fight against the orc tribe.”
Each of the two took about a year to complete, and the legendary war game clearly has more plans. “We are building more battlefields, more play areas and a coffee shop. In the future, we will also build a big ship or a dragon, or both,” they said.
If you want to see these impressive replicas with your own eyes, or the alien tyranid built into the walls of the store, you must visit Legendary War Chess In Nonthaburi, Thailand.
