Brooklyn Bumblebee The brave Autobot Transformer
Brooklyn Bumblebee
Second to None!
LATEST Version, May 2017 - Rick Woehrle
May 2017 - Rick Woehrle, RickWoehrlePhotography.com
May 2017 - Rick Woehrle, on facebook
May 2017 - Rick Woehrle
Redhook, Brooklyn, May 2017 - Rick Woehrle
May 2017 - Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle, RickWoehrlePhotography.com
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle Photography
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle
- RickWoehrlePhotography.com
- Rick Woehrle, on Flickr.com
- Rick Woehrle, on facebook
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle
- Rick Woehrle
Earlier version, July 2015 - Alan Camuto, NegativePop.com
July 2015 - Alan Camuto, 'Nixed' on Flickr.com
"Permission to entertain?"
July 2015 - Alan Camuto
Brooklyn Bumblebee turns heads, drops jaws and stops traffic!
Brooklyn Bumblebee was the second exoskeleton I built , and he first rolled-out in February 2011 - Rick Woehrle
"There is nothing else like me, anywhere. That's anywhere."
July 2015 - Alan Camuto, NegativePop.com
Let Brooklyn Bumblebee help your event or project get the attention it deserves!
May 2017 - Rick Woehrle
Sunset Park, Brooklyn, July 2015 - Alan Camuto
- Rick Woehrle
July 2015 - Alan Camuto
Everyone loves Brooklyn Bumblebee. Everyone.
Coney Island, June 2013 - Rick Woehrle, RickWoehrlePhotography.com
Bush Terminal Park, June 2015 - Alan Camuto
- Alan 'Nixed' Camuto
Peter Kokis, July 2015 - Alan Camuto
Brooklyn Bumblebee is always a blast!
- Rick Woehrle
June 2013 - Rick Woehrle
- Alan Camuto
"A city to entertain...let's roll!"
- Alan Camuto
Brooklyn NY, July 2015 - Alan Camuto
- Alan Camuto
- Alan 'Nixed' Camuto
May 2017 - Rick Woehrle, on facebook
- Alan Camuto+ Irfanview filtering
Because of those tires on his back, his chest is heavily-weighted. - Alan Camuto
Brooklyn Bee is able to fully move, pose and interact.
"Put 'em up! Only kidding!" - Alan Camuto
-Alan Camuto + Irfanview filtering
Earlier version, May 2013 - Carlos A. Smith
Brooklyn Bumblebee is ready to lift your event.
Bee's ready to entertain!
May 2013 - Carlos A. Smith Photography, on Flickr
"I'm here to help your event succeed. Let's do this together!"
Version 4, May 2013 - Carlos A. Smith
"Nothing else like me exists. Anywhere. That's anywhere."
May 2013 - Carlos A. Smith
Brooklyn Bumblebee gets all the attention wherever he goes.
May 2013 - Carlos A. Smith Photography, on Flickr
- Alan Camuto
June 2012 - Josh Coceano
Bumblebee is probably the most-recognizable robot in the world,
and a favorite in the Transformers universe. Everyone loves him!
May 2013 Carlos A. Smith
April 2012 - Czar_Eyes, on Flickr.com
Stunningly detailed and complex, but designed for movement.
My robots are made to fully interact with your attendees!
Dec. 2011 - Beth Brown, BabsEyes.com
Right arm cannon is optional...
- Beth Brown, La Vie En Rose
Melting at the sight of him... - Alan Camuto
Bee will always treat your function's attendees just right!
- Fred R. Conrad, NY Times
With a stop-in-your-tracks presentation, Brooklyn-Bee never disappoints!
Version 5, July 2015 - Alan Camuto, NegativePop.com
The only design-sketch I've ever done for any of my characters...
April 2012 - Fred R. Conrad, NY Times
Brooklyn's Grand Army Monument - Carlos A. Smith
Could you ever forget Brooklyn Bumblebee, or the event where you met him?
Hard to believe, but Bee's made from parts purchased at local
drugstores, hardware, household & 99-cent stores; toy stores
and sporting goods stores. Only one on-line purchase.
Brooklyn Bumblebee Version 7
525 hours construction time weight of 160 lbs.
Some of his more-interesting parts :
I started with a tourist giftshop 'Brooklyn' license plate,
then...
dish drain basin parts, 4 sponge holders, 2 toothbrush holders, 2 ice scrapers,
2 toilet paper roll holders, laundry ball (?), fanny pack, apple corers, 16 turn-
buckles, 3 egg slicers, toilet seat hardware, toilet tank plumbing, toilet plunger,
hair curlers, shin guards (not on my shins), hairbands, football chest protector,
dish cleaner brushes, athletic leg guards, lots of doorstops, bicycle lights,
lots of plumbing supplies, lots of closet pole mounts, door-wall guard,
4 handtruck tires, stove top splash guards, mirrored sunglass lenses,
pot handles, stove & cabinet knobs and handles, 2 jar openers, 2 paint can
crimpers, contact lense cases, 4 telephone handsets, socks, 2 shoe horns,
radiator pipe guards, army boots, 83 velcro straps, lotsa bottlecaps,
a kid's toy helmet (after 20 hours of detailing), 26 athletic laces, ashtray,
toilet bowl brush holder (figure that one out!), 2 belts, audio speaker,
hairclip, flanges, drain stoppers, cellphone chargers, 2 hand towel holders,
paper towel holders, 2 baseball throat protectors, coat hooks, buttons,
and...
lots and lots of plastic from: trash cans, cleaning product containers,
storage containers, anti-freeze containers, personal care product
bottles, vitamin bottles, ...anything with a good shape or curve...
plus a few things even I can't figure out!
This is my art!
July 2015 - Alan Camuto
- Alan Camuto
"Are you ready for fun, for adventure, for success?"
2012 Philadelphia Comic Con - Jus Lokee
How could you not stare?
Bee makes a great subject for photoshoots.
Imagine using photo effects!