Photo: Office K
There are plenty of grown ups still missing their childhood life out there, and the following tuning project from the Japanese at Office K seems to be targeted at those types of persons.
The AMG versions of the venerable Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen have always had a love it or hate it relationship with their beholders, with some haters who don't seem to get its Bauhaus military look saying that it's “just like an oversized Lego toy car on wheels.”
Well, the peeps at Wald International, known for their flamboyant bodykits, took the G-Class' angular design to the extreme when they created their Black Bison version of the old-school off-roader in AMG trim.
Getting back to the Office K project bellow, the tuners took a G 55 AMG which they dressed with the aforementioned Black Bison bodykit, a set of Forgiato Enzo “flying saucer” wheels, painted the whole thing in Lego orange and then turned to Mansory to sprinkle quite a lot of “chequered flag” carbon fiber bits in the interior.
The result looks pretty much like a Lego Technic toy made for those childhood-yearning grown ups we were talking about earlier. While not being our favorite G-Class tuning project, we agree that this orange beast will turn heads and drop jaws in pretty much any corner of the world.
Well, the peeps at Wald International, known for their flamboyant bodykits, took the G-Class' angular design to the extreme when they created their Black Bison version of the old-school off-roader in AMG trim.
Getting back to the Office K project bellow, the tuners took a G 55 AMG which they dressed with the aforementioned Black Bison bodykit, a set of Forgiato Enzo “flying saucer” wheels, painted the whole thing in Lego orange and then turned to Mansory to sprinkle quite a lot of “chequered flag” carbon fiber bits in the interior.
The result looks pretty much like a Lego Technic toy made for those childhood-yearning grown ups we were talking about earlier. While not being our favorite G-Class tuning project, we agree that this orange beast will turn heads and drop jaws in pretty much any corner of the world.
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