Lada Samara Diva transformed into life-size robot
 

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If comically obscene and offensive ghettofied twin robots aren't your thing - and we certainly hope they are not - allow us to introduce you to a transforming automobile that is in much better taste. Designer Nikola Nikolov took his first car, a Lada Samara Diva, cut it apart and welded it all back together to form the finished product you see here.

The artist describes his created as standing "in a position of ready surprise. He is in the moment between knowing what he was and knowing what he has become." No, we're not quite sure what that means either. Regardless, we think this 6.5-foot-tall, 200-pound robot statue is pretty darn awesome.


Gallery: Lada Transformer

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[Source: Studio Re-Creation via Gizmodo]Lada Samara Diva transformed into life-size robot originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 24 Jun 2010 08:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.



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