This is the incredible video showing 27-year-old Guntur, in Padang, Indonesia, turning rubbish into robots.

Seen on February 19, Guntur assembled a number of used items such as plastic bottles, plastic straws, plastic bottles, used cables, with plastic glue to make a robot.


"All useless objects can be used, small toys, computer mouse, matches, etc." The 27-year-old man added "the initial idea was a hobby with robots and could not afford a Gundam robot" at a high price and he learned from social media such as youtube to assemble robots from used goods.

"With the tools as they are, I am very challenged to assemble a number of used items into a beautiful robot, everything goes without a concept and just by thinking of arranging opportunities to create a robot," said Guntur.

a 27 year old young man named Guntur, in the city of Padang, Indonesia, turning a number of used materials into beautiful miniatures.

as filmed on February 19, 2021, Guntur assembled a number of used items such as plastic bottles, plastic straws, plastic bottles, used cables, with plastic glue to make a robot.

Guntur said "all useless objects can be used, small toys, computer mouse, matches, etc." The 27 year old man added "the initial idea was because he was a hobby with robots and could not afford a gundam robot at a high price and he learned from social media such as youtube to assemble robots from used goods"

"With the tools as they are, I am very challenged to assemble a number of used items into a beautiful robot, everything goes without a concept and just by thinking of arranging opportunities to create a robot," said guntur.

The beginning of the used goods robot was only as large as a display, but because it often posts on social media and likes it a lot, it becomes an advantage for thunder because it receives many orders. a second-hand robot that was created by thunder starting from 50,000 rupiah to 100,000 rupiah.