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Using the remains of the popular Twilight Foundry Robotics (Newfac Robotics at the time) Beetleweight "Kill Switch" building commenced for a 2006 model of Tha Thumperizer keeping its original name and design. The planned Beetleweight would have its front end propped up off the ground by a rod and protruding from the front nose of the robot would be two grinding wheels (as opposed to the original weighted bars the Lego version had), while the back end of the robot rested on the ground and was powered by two rear wheels. The memorable purple paintjob and hip-hop inspired art from the Robot Arena 2 version of Tha Thumperizer was intended to be carried over onto the new creation. However, the events that Twilight Foundry Robotics creations were taken to closed, and the remake of Tha Thumperizer was never completed.
Using the remains of the popular Twilight Foundry Robotics (Newfac Robotics at the time) Beetleweight "Kill Switch" building commenced for a 2006 model of Tha Thumperizer keeping its original name and design. The planned Beetleweight would have its front end propped up off the ground by a rod and protruding from the front nose of the robot would be two grinding wheels (as opposed to the original weighted bars the Lego version had), while the back end of the robot rested on the ground and was powered by two rear wheels. The memorable purple paintjob and hip-hop inspired art from the Robot Arena 2 version of Tha Thumperizer was intended to be carried over onto the new creation. However, the events that Twilight Foundry Robotics creations were taken to closed, and the remake of Tha Thumperizer was never completed.
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