Ohio_Astromech - That’s pretty dang cool. It’s nice to see the size comparison between WALL•E and R2. I didn’t realize that the WALL•E unit was that tall.
Thanks for sharing that with us!
– Mitch
P.S. I had to refer to the link since the image you provided doesn’t seem to be working.
I guess if anyone wants to see it they can goto the photos area on the WALL-E Builders Yahoo Group.
We are starting to lean closer to a smaller scale for WALL-E based on the Boot, Spork lunch box, light bulb and Rubix Cube.
The one on our front page is smaller than the Disney WALL-E so he could have been quite a bit larger.
I think the Disney WALL-E they were taking around the country is bigger that 1:1 scale.
Heh. Nevermind. It works now. I don’t know why it wouldn’t show up for me earlier.
Very cool. That’s a pretty huge model, actually. I love it when people are dedicated enough to commit their time to something like this. Keep up the great work!
My question is, what happens to all these WALL-Es when they’re done and finished?
And that’s a pretty impressive WALL-E replica there! Looks like it’s made out of plastic or something. The blue in the eyes looks great, very much like WALL-E himself.
Ohio_Astromech- Ah, I see, that’s cool. If you ever do have a gathering of all these WALL-Es, it would be incredible just to see how everyone’s interpreted the same character differently and overcome the obstacles of creating a replica model like that. And the kids would love to see them too!
Thats even cooler! I want an official Wall-E. One that can actually block up garbage, hah, thatd make life easier! I could probably even make some money off of that too!
That’s so cool! I really admire the expertise and passion this Builder’s Club has. It’s gob-smacking! Be sure to take a group pics of all the Wall-E’s so we can coo over them.
If we ever go to a convention we will be sure to.
We have members from California to Maine, Australia to England and everywhere in between so getting all of them together in one place may be difficult.