Bibin Chacko of Kerala won the internet heart with his homemade model of Lamborghini Huracan using scrap materials. His dream car, which took three years of persistence, went viral recently, showing off his creativity and determination.
Chacko made a nine-part YouTube series named Homemade Supercar, in which he recorded his journey, taking his subscribers through a close-up of how he constructed his dream car.
His Lamborghini body is made of multiwood and fibreglass, carefully molded to replicate the actual supercar’s aerodynamic shape. It sits atop an entirely custom-built chassis.
As opposed to the original Huracan, Chacko’s version uses a Maruti 800 engine under the bonnet, a world away from the thundering supercar engine but nevertheless a remarkable achievement that speaks of his resourceful deployment of what was at hand.
The project picked up even more momentum after automotive vlogger Arun Smoki included it in his channel. The video, posted on June 27, crossed 1 lakh views within no time, eliciting general approval in the comments.
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Viewers were amazed by the creation of scrap into a beautiful vehicle, flooding with praise for Chacko’s talent and hard work.
A user commented, “Taking scrap and molding it into an awesome art work requires skill, patience, and raw passion. Kudos to you for making impossible possible!”
Another user posted, “This guy is talented and he needs to be applauded.” A third wrote, “Damn, he’s got some impressive skills. Thank you for your dedication.”
Some fans even asked if Chacko could create similar replicas for them, and others wondered whether other top-end models could be replicated using junk, highlighting how much his workmanship has struck a chord with the audience.
