Robot Army Z 132, Welded Metal Robot Zombie Sculpture in Blue and Confused about what to do in the Home with no Elevator
Robot Army Z #132
Time Period: (2419-2543)
Robot Type: Elevator Operator - Class 1
Body Type: Curved Back
Paint Code: Blue Level Up E2
This one is a beauty. A burned painted blue robot. An Elevator Operator robot supplies the job site with all the material for the upper floors. He likes to talk the entire time. "What floor?, Lets go.. Got places to be!, I’ll be back for you!, Buildin' swaying today - maybe later. You may hear him at night. Nearly 5 pounds and stands 15 1/4h x10 1/2w x 4d (inches)
This robot is painted blue before welding and the paint burns away while welding. This leaves a remarkable look while at the same time makes the welding job more interesting. Weld too much and you lose all the paint.
Handmade welded robot zombie made from steel sheet, tube stock, pipe, and parts of old tools. Each robot is thoroughly clear coated to protect the finished product. This is number 132 with a tag numbered, dated and signed. They are produced in groups and have slight variations in size, weld design and hand attachments. Moving parts are the head that spins and the arms that rotate up and down. Parts are both bolted and welded. Product can contain sharp edges and is meant to be used as welded artwork. NOT A TOY. Made in the USA LEVITTOWN PA.
Robot Army Z #132
Time Period: (2419-2543)
Robot Type: Elevator Operator - Class 1
Body Type: Curved Back
Paint Code: Blue Level Up E2
This one is a beauty. A burned painted blue robot. An Elevator Operator robot supplies the job site with all the material for the upper floors. He likes to talk the entire time. "What floor?, Lets go.. Got places to be!, I’ll be back for you!, Buildin' swaying today - maybe later. You may hear him at night. Nearly 5 pounds and stands 15 1/4h x10 1/2w x 4d (inches)
This robot is painted blue before welding and the paint burns away while welding. This leaves a remarkable look while at the same time makes the welding job more interesting. Weld too much and you lose all the paint.
Handmade welded robot zombie made from steel sheet, tube stock, pipe, and parts of old tools. Each robot is thoroughly clear coated to protect the finished product. This is number 132 with a tag numbered, dated and signed. They are produced in groups and have slight variations in size, weld design and hand attachments. Moving parts are the head that spins and the arms that rotate up and down. Parts are both bolted and welded. Product can contain sharp edges and is meant to be used as welded artwork. NOT A TOY. Made in the USA LEVITTOWN PA.
Robot Army Z #132
Time Period: (2419-2543)
Robot Type: Elevator Operator - Class 1
Body Type: Curved Back
Paint Code: Blue Level Up E2
This one is a beauty. A burned painted blue robot. An Elevator Operator robot supplies the job site with all the material for the upper floors. He likes to talk the entire time. "What floor?, Lets go.. Got places to be!, I’ll be back for you!, Buildin' swaying today - maybe later. You may hear him at night. Nearly 5 pounds and stands 15 1/4h x10 1/2w x 4d (inches)
This robot is painted blue before welding and the paint burns away while welding. This leaves a remarkable look while at the same time makes the welding job more interesting. Weld too much and you lose all the paint.
Handmade welded robot zombie made from steel sheet, tube stock, pipe, and parts of old tools. Each robot is thoroughly clear coated to protect the finished product. This is number 132 with a tag numbered, dated and signed. They are produced in groups and have slight variations in size, weld design and hand attachments. Moving parts are the head that spins and the arms that rotate up and down. Parts are both bolted and welded. Product can contain sharp edges and is meant to be used as welded artwork. NOT A TOY. Made in the USA LEVITTOWN PA.
