Here are the latest pics to the Wall-E Gamecube mod.
Either click the pic to see the rest of the pictures, or follow this link;
http://the-sandcrawler.com/?L=pictures.gallery&id=1&pid=047ea9dca0dee5
I will be posting more as soon as possible.
Also, you can post these pics everywhere and anywhere as long as you put a link back to www.Wall-EBuilders / www.The-Sandcrawler.com
Let’s get this viral!!!
(uhhh.. I never thought I would say that…) 
This was posted on the Wall-E Builder’s Group yesterday, and I thought I would share!
Long before the Pixar movie hits the big screen this summer, a group of German modders have been inspired by Wall-E’s cuteness to take an old and unloved Nintendo GameCube and some scraps of metal and acrylic, and put together a sweet mod that looks just like the little robot himself.
It even has tank treads and a flip-down shutter, like Wall-E’s, over the Gamecube’s ports. Frankly, its so loveably “realistic” that we’re pre-emptively sniffly, imagining what the movie will be like. [Bit-Tech via TechEBlog]galleryPost(‘wallemod’, 3,”);
Once upon a time (About 12 months ago), In a land far far away (Perth Australia) there was a Lathe.
It was a bit dull and sat around most of the time doing simple jobs, until one day a man (ME) decided to automate it (Computer controlled – CNC).
So it was was striped naked of it’s manual parts like the king and his clothes.
And new parts were supplied by some of the local merchants (EBay).
High precision screws (ball-screws) and motors were fitted.
The machine was alive.
It was happy machining new shapes and showing off to everybody that came near by, for a while.
It got bored and sat around again.
Until Wall-E came along and now it has a new purpose in life.
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