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Artist Creates Artwork Out Of Scrap Metal

Published

Nov 30, 2016

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Roughly 50 artists have gathered to create these amazing supercars out of scrap metal in Poland recently. A scrap yard in Pruszkow near Warsaw was the site where the artist rummaged through tons of recycled parts.

A Mercedes 300 SL, Bugatti Veyron and a Lamborghini Aventador were created and from far these pieces of artwork look exactly like the real supercar. With that being said, the artists were super sticklers for detail.

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Source:autoswiat

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