I Created A Series Of Fantasy Model Rockets Made From Waste Found In The Empty Streets (13 Pics)

The finding of a bed headboard with tapered wooden bars set the series in motion. Height: 49 cm.

85 cm. High silver space station, made from legs of a couch, a broken garden pole, golf-, ping pong- & children’s balls, topped off with a broken radio antenna.

Leg and backrest bars from broken saloon chair & metal coil spring from an old lounge chair, 57 cm high.

4 legs of a couch and a table leg as a core, this rocket is the largest one so far (117 cm high). Exterior lines are made of metal wire from clothes drying racks.

The 39 cm high black one (inspired by the sr71). Tapered wooden spike, standing on discarded nitrous oxide cartridges.

The red one taking off, made of an old table lamp post, broken wooden chandelier parts, table lamp springs and topped with the point of an old walking stick. Height 49 cm.

Decorative legs of old wooden cabinet & part of a broken spinning wheel. Height: 54 cm.

Left: 51 cm, right: 79 cm. Ingredients: part of banister, discarded nitrous oxide cartridges, broken paintbrush, decorative cupboard-topping, broken broomsticks, legs of piano stool.

Tapered wooden spike & wooden bars from children’s safety fence. Base legs are made of checkers. Height: 45 cm.

Moonlander: made of rounded banister-end, coffee table leg & discarded nitrous oxide cartridges. Height: 33 cm.

1st rocket based on the original design drawings by hergé from 1953 in Tintin's 'Rocket to the moon'. Height: 54 cm.

3 wooden spinning tops and an old bowling pin connected with self-soldered metal construction, 49 cm high.

The white one is made of 7 different sizes of broken garden poles, banisters & broomsticks. Topped off with an end part of a curtain-hanger. Height: 69 cm.