File:Razer with hook attachment.jpg
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English: A close up of Robot Wars double world champion Razer's crushing arm fitted with a lifting hook. |
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Date | 2003? (photograph), 1998 (robot) | ||
Source | Ian Lewis, one of the robot's constructors | ||
Author | Ian Lewis (photographer), Ian Lewis and Simon Scott (roboteers) | ||
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