A Wisconsin demolition expert spent years turning salvaged industrial machinery into the 300-ton Forevertron; the 50-foot-high, 120-foot-wide scrap-metal creation became the centrepiece of a roadside sculpture park
- Wisconsin’s Forevertron towers 50 feet high, spans 120 feet wide and weighs 300 tons, making it the world’s largest scrap-metal sculpture.
- Somewhere in rural Wisconsin, a Victorian inventor is preparing for his final journey into space.
- His spacecraft is unlike anything NASA would recognise, assembled from rusting industrial machinery, electrical equipment and discarded metal.
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- Wisconsin’s Forevertron towers 50 feet high, spans 120 feet wide and weighs 300 tons, making it the world’s largest scrap-metal sculpture.
- Somewhere in rural Wisconsin, a Victorian inventor is preparing for his final journey into space.
- His spacecraft is unlike anything NASA would recognise, assembled from rusting industrial machinery, electrical equipment and discarded metal.
Sources: Times of India