Kid borrows dad's truck, turns it into huge mech-warrior (PHOTOS)
This probably wasn’t what Dad was expecting when his son asked if he could borrow his truck.
A mech-warrior loving, metallurgy master dissembled his dad’s Nissan truck, which allegedly “he doesn’t use any more,” and built a mechanical monster.
The kid claimed just one truck wouldn’t do it, so he headed off to the local dissemble center and bought over a ton of parts. After a month of tinkering, he got everything together.
Now, where’s the cockpit…
The kid took his dad’s truck, which he didn’t use anyway, and built a real-life transformer.
Just one truck wasn’t enough to build Optimus Prime’s baby brother, so he headed off the local disassemble center to pick up another ton of junk.
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