Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I build a custom junk robot using a Kinder Egg capsule as the base and kitbashed parts pulled from two vintage Japanese model kits. I love the challenge of turning discarded, unexpected, and nostalgic materials into something new—and this junk bot build was all about creativity, texture, and character.
This project blends kitbashing, scratch building, and found-object art, combining modern toy packaging with retro plastic parts to create a one-of-a-kind robot. No 3D printing, no expensive supplies—just imagination, old model kit bits, and a willingness to experiment.
If you’re into junk robots, custom toys, DIY robots, or kitbash builds, this one’s for you. These kinds of builds are a great way to recycle old parts, honor vintage model kits, and push your creativity without overthinking perfection.
What you’ll see in this video:
Junk bot construction from random materials
Creative use of a Kinder Egg capsule
Vintage Japanese model kit parts repurposed
Kitbashing techniques and design decisions
A finished custom robot with loads of personality
If you enjoy custom robot builds, toy hacking, junk art, or model kit kitbashing, consider liking the video and subscribing for more weird, creative builds.
Be sure to check out BP Custom Creations:
youtube.com/@BPCustomCreations/videos
I hope you enjoy this custom toy video!
Thanks for visiting DR Toys, and as always...
"It's a great day to be a toy nerd!"
In this video, I build a custom junk robot using a Kinder Egg capsule as the base and kitbashed parts pulled from two vintage Japanese model kits. I love the challenge of turning discarded, unexpected, and nostalgic materials into something new—and this junk bot build was all about creativity, texture, and character.
This project blends kitbashing, scratch building, and found-object art, combining modern toy packaging with retro plastic parts to create a one-of-a-kind robot. No 3D printing, no expensive supplies—just imagination, old model kit bits, and a willingness to experiment.
If you’re into junk robots, custom toys, DIY robots, or kitbash builds, this one’s for you. These kinds of builds are a great way to recycle old parts, honor vintage model kits, and push your creativity without overthinking perfection.
What you’ll see in this video:
Junk bot construction from random materials
Creative use of a Kinder Egg capsule
Vintage Japanese model kit parts repurposed
Kitbashing techniques and design decisions
A finished custom robot with loads of personality
If you enjoy custom robot builds, toy hacking, junk art, or model kit kitbashing, consider liking the video and subscribing for more weird, creative builds.
Be sure to check out BP Custom Creations:
youtube.com/@BPCustomCreations/videos
I hope you enjoy this custom toy video!
Thanks for visiting DR Toys, and as always...
"It's a great day to be a toy nerd!"
