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Giant robot transformer on display this weekend

Weighing in at three tons, the 6m tall transformer was fabricated overseas

A bigger than life-size transformer robot will be on display at News Café in Boksburg this weekend where children and fans of these over-size sci-fi creatures can get up-close with the heavyweight machine.

Weighing in at three tons, the 6m tall transformer was fabricated from thick steel plating overseas and was transported all the way to Boksburg on behalf of equipment supplier, Dura Equipment Sales, for its Foton Lovol front end loader brand.

Since being displayed on the company’s premises near OR Tambo Airport alongside the N12 highway, it has quickly become a popular attraction and has led the company to take their mascot out to the public and let kids of all ages marvel in the awesomeness of this giant transformer.

Ernest Human of Dura Equipment Sales says that while the robot means different things to different people, it is actually intended to depict the company’s strength in the earthmoving equipment supply industry and stands for the company’s motto of being Robust, Reliable and Supported anywhere in South Africa.

 

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