Transformers in China

Jun.22, 2009 in China, Other

The famous 3 meter tall model of the transformer Bumblebee has finally made its way to China via City Chengdu. The model has been estimated at costing around 10 million USD. Sounds like a very premium price, now I wonder how much would the Odaiba Gundam be? After all it is many times bigger than Bumblebee! The model was air lifted to China just in time for the world wide theatrical release of Transformer 2. This will most likely be the closest thing to Odaiba Gundam the Western world has to offer at the moment, although it is far from Odaiba Gundam!

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