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Man Builds Titanfall Mech From Xbox Console Boxes

Man Builds Titanfall Mech From Xbox Console Boxes

Titanfall Titan Boxes

An EB Games employee in Australia has managed to build a Titanfall mech out of cardboard boxes.

The Titanfall mech itself was made from various Xbox product boxes. This includes Xbox 360, Xbox One, controller and even headset boxes. The Titan is roughly around the size of a tall human being judging by the photo taken.

EB Games Australia noted on their Facebook page that the employee wasn’t forced to make the Titanfall titan for a publicity stunt. It was his own idea to make this awesome creation.

Have you ever been able to make anything cool out of cardboard boxes before?

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