Transformer Comes To Life - Awesome Japanese Are Awesome!
When sci-fi becomes reality, we would like to shout aloud, 'Enter thy Future!'. And that's exactly what you will do after watching this video. Kenji Ishada (as the license plate reads) from Japan built a DIY transformer that changes form to a warrior from a supercar. It transforms quite smoothly and raises a hand in victory after entering the humanoid mode. We think that may be he, just like the Ironhide, is saying, "I just wanted to show you my cannons." Ha! But, no other details are mentioned apart from the fact that this transformer contains 22 servo motors.
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In the following video you can see the front and rear view of humanoid mode of the transformer and the car along with the actual transformation. Also, the video editor fondly mentions that this is a version 8 and we can sure look forward to his next upload. Check out this awesome video right away -
In the following video you can see the front and rear view of humanoid mode of the transformer and the car along with the actual transformation. Also, the video editor fondly mentions that this is a version 8 and we can sure look forward to his next upload. Check out this awesome video right away -
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