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It’s the first thing that came to mind really.. And either this is the version without a chassis, or somebody (with waaay too much free time on his / her hands) once had an idea to reproduce it.
Not entirely sure…
But it does remind me of something.
In the Docter Who series, there’s sometimes this ‘guest star’ K-9.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/gallery/k9/800/k9_promo_image.jpg
It’s the first thing that came to mind really.. And either this is the version without a chassis, or somebody (with waaay too much free time on his / her hands) once had an idea to reproduce it.
Just my guess.