Man Creates Functional Homemade Miniature Motorcycle
- 6 years ago
A man in Vietnam has recreated the Bott XR-1 motorcycle with unbelievable detail, right down to the brake lights. Check out this awesome piece of art!
Miniature art has been a tradition for many decades and even centuries all around the world and continues to be extremely popular today as well. As the name suggests, it is a form of art which includes the production of small-scale art and objects. It can involve the production of miniature paintings or the reproduction of normal-scale objects into their miniature versions. This type of reproduction can include anything from common to abstract objects. Among some popular is the reproduction of architecture, instruments, household items and even vehicles such as the one shown in the video above.
In this short video, we can see how a man has utilized his unique skill, talent and incredible attention to detail in order to recreate the Bott XR-1 motorcycle as accurately as possible.
The Bott XR-1 was made by a Spanish engineering company called Bottpower following a request from former motorbike racer and current cars racer, Eric De Doncker. De Doncker wanted a motorcycle that would feature a modern and elegant design incorporating the colors of his race cars – black and orange. Although it was fully customized according to Erick's wishes, the designer team of Bottpower still created a fully functional motorcycle that upon the first release was met with great attention and requests from many motorcycle drivers and enthusiasts. However, you do not have to own one in order to appreciate it. You can create one on your own, at least a miniature version of it.
Although greatly smaller than the original, the motorcycle in this video is just as detailed. From the demonstration shown in this video, it is clearly evident that the man behind this incredibly amazing creation has poured a lot of time and hard work into this project, utilizing great precision and patience to not only meet the aesthetic of the Bott XR-1 but some of the functionality as well. He has incorporated the two distinct colors of the original – black and orange and has even managed to automate it to some degree by creating spinning wheels and including functional brake lights as well.
Though it might be a time-consuming activity, the creation of miniature art can be a fun and relaxing activity which anyone can do. People of all ages can give it a try, starting with smaller and simpler designs and moving their way up to more complex ones. With a little bit of practice and the right materials and utensils, anything is possible. In the end, just as with any project, miniature art can be a very rewarding activity as you are met with great joy, pride and a sense of satisfaction upon the final completion of your project. After that, you may wish to admire your new piece of art yourself or you may wish to share it and maybe inspire others as well.
The man from this video has certainly managed to spark some interest in his viewers, whether it
Miniature art has been a tradition for many decades and even centuries all around the world and continues to be extremely popular today as well. As the name suggests, it is a form of art which includes the production of small-scale art and objects. It can involve the production of miniature paintings or the reproduction of normal-scale objects into their miniature versions. This type of reproduction can include anything from common to abstract objects. Among some popular is the reproduction of architecture, instruments, household items and even vehicles such as the one shown in the video above.
In this short video, we can see how a man has utilized his unique skill, talent and incredible attention to detail in order to recreate the Bott XR-1 motorcycle as accurately as possible.
The Bott XR-1 was made by a Spanish engineering company called Bottpower following a request from former motorbike racer and current cars racer, Eric De Doncker. De Doncker wanted a motorcycle that would feature a modern and elegant design incorporating the colors of his race cars – black and orange. Although it was fully customized according to Erick's wishes, the designer team of Bottpower still created a fully functional motorcycle that upon the first release was met with great attention and requests from many motorcycle drivers and enthusiasts. However, you do not have to own one in order to appreciate it. You can create one on your own, at least a miniature version of it.
Although greatly smaller than the original, the motorcycle in this video is just as detailed. From the demonstration shown in this video, it is clearly evident that the man behind this incredibly amazing creation has poured a lot of time and hard work into this project, utilizing great precision and patience to not only meet the aesthetic of the Bott XR-1 but some of the functionality as well. He has incorporated the two distinct colors of the original – black and orange and has even managed to automate it to some degree by creating spinning wheels and including functional brake lights as well.
Though it might be a time-consuming activity, the creation of miniature art can be a fun and relaxing activity which anyone can do. People of all ages can give it a try, starting with smaller and simpler designs and moving their way up to more complex ones. With a little bit of practice and the right materials and utensils, anything is possible. In the end, just as with any project, miniature art can be a very rewarding activity as you are met with great joy, pride and a sense of satisfaction upon the final completion of your project. After that, you may wish to admire your new piece of art yourself or you may wish to share it and maybe inspire others as well.
The man from this video has certainly managed to spark some interest in his viewers, whether it