Mercedes G-Class embedded in resin

A classic 1979 G-Class embedded in resin. It’s the world’s largest display of synthetic resin, and further promotes Mercedes-Benz’s ongoing partnership with the Jurassic Park film franchise.
Weighing in at a whopping 44.4 tons (40,280 kilograms), and measuring in at 18.0 feet (5.4 meters) long, 8.4 feet (2.6 meters) wide, and 10.2 feet (3.1 meters) tall, it took a team of specialists a whole 90 days to create. Its massive size is even more impressive in person.

[@ReodorF1]

wonder if they hid a body in the trunk of it before they preserved it

[@Rushup223]

Cool stuff

[@HeyMavDak]

Wouldn't the resin destroy the engine and the upholstery?

[@paulpichler]

Doesn’t really matter. It’s not like the thing will ever drive again.

[@HeyMavDak]

@@paulpichler Maybe it's just the body.

[@X2yt]

Why would you care about an engine and upholstery of a car that is never going to be taken out of the resin, ever? The whole point is to preserve it for like thousands of years and whatnot.

[@Quorented]

Stranger things vibe

[@DevoteeCT]

Lots of cracks in it.

[@tomaspabon2484]

I mea. It's a car sized block of resin how do you even go about curing it?