After six years, Japan’s Sakakibara Machinery Works Co. has unveiled its newest giant mecha.
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Back in 2005, the company rolled out a mecha called the Landwalker, which could be piloted and fired tennis balls. It followed that up with a $US20,000 ($24,726) mecha for kids. Now, Sakakibara has introduced its latest creation: LW-Mononofu.
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It’s 8.5m tall and weighs 7400kg.
According to Yahoo! Japan, the company spent six years developing this project.
The LW-Mononofu is aimed at those who grew up watching Mobile Suit Gundam and is available to rent for events or to save the universe.
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One response to “Behold, Japan’s Newest Giant Mecha ”
Dang, that is awesome!
It looks like a giant Rick Dom, seen in most of the Gundam series.
wow, look at the size of that warehouse
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