That motorbike is out of this world: Bangkok artist makes drivable sci-fi sculpture out of spare parts
This remarkable motorbike looks like it's straight out of a film set - but remarkably an artist has made it out of spare parts.
The Bangkok worker used recycled materials from old cars and bicycles to create a monster machine which is sculpted to look like a beast.
Despite being cobbled together from scrap parts, the spectacular motorcycle works - unlike many sci-fi film props.
Roongrojna Sangwongprisarn, 54, created it out of spare parts in his workshop in Thailand. He has four shops across the country - named the Ko Art Shop - and exports his creations to clients all over the world.
Mean machine: A worker checks the intricate metal finishing on this monster motorcycle which has been made from spare parts from cars and bicycles
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'It's tyre-ing work making these bikes': Artist Roongrojna Sangwongprisarn inflates the rear tyre on this fully working motorbike
Spectacular bike: The creations are exported to clients all over the world
Wheely impressive: A worker takes the motorcycle for a spin in Bangkok
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