Behold, the world's most adorable Warthog

by Richard Mitchell { Oct 13th 2009 at 2:45PM }

We know a little something about adorable, so believe us when we say that this is, by far, the cutest, cuddliest Warthog we have ever seen. Created by flux83, the car is modified Power Wheels Chevy Silverado. It comes complete with custom windshield, hubcaps, chain gun and even the Warthog's trademark tusks. Check out a video of the Warthog in action after the break.

While you watch, ponder what it's like growing up with a father whose hobby is making awesome Power Wheels mods. Luckiest. Kid. Ever.

[Via Bungie.net]

Tags: culture, halo, mods, power-wheels, warthog

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Anthony M. @ Oct 13th 2009 2:54PM

Sucks it only turns right :(

West @ Oct 13th 2009 6:35PM

Looks like it turns left to me. The kid was just going around in circles, but another shot had it pointing left.

Mouthsmasher @ Oct 13th 2009 2:57PM

I was hoping the chain gun would shoot Nerf darts or something :-(

Tyler @ Oct 13th 2009 3:01PM

Damn hes lucky

Anemos @ Oct 13th 2009 3:04PM

Warthog?

Are you talking about the kid or the car?

The Dark Wayne [Planeteer: Power of the Batusi] @ Oct 13th 2009 3:48PM

that wasn't clever at all

Anemos @ Oct 13th 2009 3:58PM

That wasn't clever at all either.

brytdavis @ Oct 13th 2009 3:10PM

I suck as a parent ...

Rhamsey @ Oct 13th 2009 4:03PM

First step is admitting it. Third is profit.

D taktics @ Oct 13th 2009 4:22PM

This will do wonders for the stereotype that Halo is a kids game.

JUNG GUNS @ Oct 13th 2009 5:08PM

Chain gun looks sick!

ChomskyKnows @ Oct 13th 2009 5:28PM

someone forgot that you edit the film 1st, then put the soundtrack in 2nd.

traceur_ryuk_shinigami @ Oct 13th 2009 5:44PM

Yup, that kid pretty much sums up the majority of Live users.

URM0MLIK3SME @ Oct 13th 2009 8:01PM

That Dad should get dad of the year!!!

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