Argus 1 is the first artwork that I've created from assembling recycled parts instead of welding pieces together.  I'll be exhibiting these at the Tempe Festival of the Arts for the first time in December.

He is created from an Argus box camera, and is coupled to a set of towel rack extenders via 1/4" all thread.  I did cut out his arms from recycled steel and attached them to his body with all thread.

Boxer is created from the outer case of a 1906 Brownie box camera.  There was no insides or rear door which made it an excellent choice for this battle bot.  

I custom cut the legs from recycled steel, and created the feet from bike sprockets and washers.  Yes, the legs move!.  The turret began life as a soup ladle.  I added some all thread through a piece of automobile gas line.  The radar array was once a kitchen strainer.

When the Space Rangers were looking to expand their forces into the territory previously occupied by the Girth forces, they chose Flyboy Model VII to increase their peace keeping forces.  Flyboy's previous models have successfully defended the realm for over three centuries.  

Flyboy was created from a boyscout camp kettle as the main body.  His legs were fabricated from two outside light sockets followed by 1970 era macrame beads.  He has two forks for is arms, and his head is half of a butter scoop.  He is mounted onto a 1/4" steel plate.