Brooklyn RobotWorks warns you...
The Brooklyn Terminator
Created in our image, it brings our destruction.
Born from a technology run amok.
An evil lacking pity, remorse, or fear.
It has come through time...for you...
- Eileen Zolkos
"Initiating time displacement to...2011..."
- Eileen Zolkos
"I'm back..."
Aug. 2011 - Elvin Coreano, LatinDog Studio, LatinDog.com
"Do not move, do not try to run. Stay at your computer and scroll down..."
- Dream's older sister, Death, on Flickr
"I will not stop until my mission is complete. My mission is you."
- FireDesigner, on Flickr
"Come with me if you want to li- on second thought - forget it!"
- Eileen Zolkos
"Nice night out for a walk..."
- Eileen Zolkos
From the coolest place on Earth, Artist & Cosplayer Peter Kokis
brings to life everyone's favorite robot characters by
manipulating plastic from trash cans, containers, and buckets,
and using ordinary hardware and household items
- the same things that we all have in our kitchens, bathrooms,
closets, and junk drawers - to create exoskeletal costumes.
Peter then performs as - becomes them - in what's known as 'Cosplay'.
You won't believe your eyes!
- Eileen Zolkos
"Acquire clothing and weapons, then locate Brooklyn."
Joining Brooklyn Optimus Prime, Brooklyn Bumblebee,
and Brooklyn Ironhide, Brooklyn Terminator is available for:
special events, promotions, parties, photo & video shoots,
or any situation where you want people to stop in their tracks,
drop their jaws, and ask 'how the heck did he do that?'
You will get everyone's attention!
My services are professional. My rates are reasonable.
The Brooklyn RobotWorks web-link is on the last page.
Please enjoy these five pages!
To navigate thru his story, click on the page names in the red band up top.
- Eileen Zolkos
"Gathering for orderly disposal..."
Construction time: 300 hours Weight: 120 lbs.
Some of Brooklyn Terminator's parts:
6 toilet paper holder assemblies, another 26 toilet paper holder cylinders, 2 sponge
holders, lots of plastic flex conduit, 2 toothbrush holders, 8 ice scrapers, telephone parts,
potty-trainer seat, 20 hi-tech hair clips, 38 plastic clips, 20 turnbuckles, lotsa toilet tank
hardware, 2 paper towel holders, edge painter, 5 contact lense cases, 2 roller handles,
lots of pull handles, 43 velcro straps, lots of bottlecaps, lots of plumbing supplies,
lots of closet pole mounting hardware, computer parts, cyclist drink bottles, 4 peanut
butter jar caps, headband, athletic protective gear, dish drain basin parts, army boots,
hand towel holder parts, 2 xmas tree ornaments, 10 hair curlers, athletic laces, corner
putty knife, sock locks, plenty of other hardware, household & discount store stuff,
office chair spine, toy binoculars, Camaro front end mounts, 16 plastic hangers, 4 ice
skate blade guards, 2 fashion belts, 2 street vendor belts, fannypack, 2 prs. gloves,
vitamin dose containers, flower planter, film cylinder caps, shelf mount hardware,
...and...
lots and lots of plastic from trash cans, buckets, vitamin,
food and cleaning product containers...anything with an interesting shape...
This is my art!
- Eileen Zolkos
"Your cellphones are no match for my hyper alloy, redundant structure!"
Contact Peter anytime:
PeterKokis@verizon.net c. 718 219-1249
"The BT-800, our best unit, is on the job!"
