• ROFLCopter? Triceracopter? No, It's The TriceROFLcopter!

    This prehistoric, post-Vietnam political war statement was sculpted in clay over a Vietnam-era U.S. Army-spec OH-6 Cayuse helicopter, then covered with fiberglass by renowned and controversial artist, Patricia Renick. Behold the mighty Triceracopter. Or as we dub thee -- TriceROFLcopter.

    Created in 1977 for her solo exhibition at the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center and fully titled, 'Triceracopter: Hope for the Obsolescence of War," it has recently been put up for public consumption either by a 'qualified museum, institution or individual.' We can see the perfect location in our house for the mighty Triceracopter now -- just have to ask the misses if it's okay first. [JoshSpear via FaceBook]

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    By The Auto Insider
    Jul 13, 2009 5:15 PM 0
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    ROFLCopter? Triceracopter? No, It's The TriceROFLcopter!

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