A Pennsylvania tire-shop worker turned discarded rubber into a prize-winning parade lion, then built an eight-foot, 700-pound fire-breathing dragon that won first prize and became a roadside attraction
- The fire-breathing mechanism transforms the tire sculpture into a spectacular roadside attraction that commands attention.
- Along a Pennsylvania roadside, an ordinary tire shop has become an unlikely gallery of giant creatures.
- What began as a parade project has grown into a collection of fantastical sculptures made from discarded rubber, metal and salvaged materials.
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- The fire-breathing mechanism transforms the tire sculpture into a spectacular roadside attraction that commands attention.
- Along a Pennsylvania roadside, an ordinary tire shop has become an unlikely gallery of giant creatures.
- What began as a parade project has grown into a collection of fantastical sculptures made from discarded rubber, metal and salvaged materials.
Sources: Times of India