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'''WETA Workshop''' is a physical effects company based in Miramar, New Zealand, producing effects for television and film. | '''WETA Workshop''' is a physical effects company based in Miramar, New Zealand, producing effects for television and film. | ||
[[Image:WarthogBsmall.jpg|thumb|left|The fully functional, full-scale [[Warthog]] built by WETA Workshop]] | [[Image:WarthogBsmall.jpg|thumb|left|The fully functional, full-scale [[Warthog]] built by WETA Workshop]] | ||
It will be responsible for producing the [[Halo Movie]]'s physical effects, and is currently producing the [[Halo: Arms Race]] series of short videos, which may or may not be preludes to the Halo Movie. | It will be responsible for producing the [[Halo Movie]]'s physical effects, and is currently producing the [[Halo: Arms Race]] series of short videos, which may or may not be preludes to the Halo Movie. | ||
In September 2007, [[Bungie]] showed off Weta Workshop's "fully-functioning, four-wheel steering, powerful, off-road vehicle with a machine gun on the back" [[Warthog]] to Halo fans, making them gaze upon their Jeep Cherokees in utter disgust at the lack of weapon hard points. It is complete with raised suspension and a armored [[marine]] manning the chain gun in back. | |||
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Template:Realworld WETA Workshop is a physical effects company based in Miramar, New Zealand, producing effects for television and film.
File:WarthogBsmall.jpg
The fully functional, full-scale Warthog built by WETA Workshop
It will be responsible for producing the Halo Movie's physical effects, and is currently producing the Halo: Arms Race series of short videos, which may or may not be preludes to the Halo Movie.
In September 2007, Bungie showed off Weta Workshop's "fully-functioning, four-wheel steering, powerful, off-road vehicle with a machine gun on the back" Warthog to Halo fans, making them gaze upon their Jeep Cherokees in utter disgust at the lack of weapon hard points. It is complete with raised suspension and a armored marine manning the chain gun in back.
