Ride high: Self-assembled ‘Lamborghini’ rolls along Banda Aceh streets

Thu, November 26, 2020 / 12:00 pm

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Forty-three-year-old farmer Ridwan and his friend Eka John are the brains behind the famous Lamborghini replica from Banda Aceh. They elaborate the process behind the creation of the artwork. Within a short time, their social media platforms have amassed thousands of followers. Their appeal is down to the uniqueness of both the items used and the creators themselves.

Intern Journalist: Mecca Yumna
Multimedia Journalist: Vela Andapita
Multimedia Editor: Kharishar Kahfi