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Overwatch Fan Creates Amazing Replica Of B.O.B.
Ashe and her robo sidekick B.O.B. have proven to be some of the most beloved (and maybe hated) additions to Overwatch's roster since the game was released. One fan, who goes by the moniker BrokenBladeWorkshop, decided to express their love by building B.O.B. You didn't misread that sentence. This person literally made a life-sized replica of the robo henchman.
Check it out here for yourself:
Well, I did something! I'm so proud of B.O.B.! As soon as I saw him at Blizzcon I knew I had to build this enormous young man. I've been playing Ashe non stop since her debut and I'm in love with her and her Omnic companion, I'm so excited to be him again!@PlayOverwatch pic.twitter.com/EOtUlEPVsQ
— BrokenBladeWorkshop @ Fanime and ALA (@BrknBldCosplay) January 9, 2019
You can head here BrokenBladeWorkshop's instagram for more shots of B.O.B. here.
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