Peter Kokis reached out to us to showcase his amazing talent at turning stuff we all have in our homes and never pay attention to, into full on cosplays of Autobots, Decepticons, and a T-800!
Some of these took over 600 hours to build and way over 150 lbs, all of which he wears to various conventions, most recently at New York Comics Con. Check out his website for more in depth info and many more pictures.
– All photos are courtesy of Alan Camuto, NegativePop.com
Leia Calderon
Editor
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