Definitely different than scrap art you might have seen so far, this amazing iron cat (male) made out of scrap auto parts is frighteningly awesome. The creator who was just willing to wipe off scrap metal from his garage got an idea to convert it into something meaningful and what an amazing creation he finally comes up with. He used the anterior arm of the Audi 100 to create the back bone of the cat and spent approximately four hours to put other metal parts to create a coherent whole of this menacing cat that weighs 25-30kg.
hellish cat reincarnated in scrap automobile parts
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