I picked up a Wall-E U-Command many months ago, and started the disassemble, but as usual life got in the way an I had to put it down for awhile. Recently I've been able to get back in groove an work on him, but then I got an idea to do something a little different. So I decided to merge Wall-E with the Terminator, Hence the "Wall-E-Nator"
I still have to install Led's, camera, and painting the skull, and arms.
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I thought I'd shake it up a little bit. I still have to paint the arms and the skull and add Led's.