Miniature models of bikes made from circuit components like capacitors, resistors, ICs and parts of lighters.





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Look how an ordinary 24″ wide screen monitor and a bunch of hardware can be converted into a unique steampunk-style full-working computer by hands of the pro. An amazing work of Jake von Slatt from the the Steampunk Workshop.
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