Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Railway Technician Builds BGMI Buggy from Scrap in Rajasthan
A railway worker who loves the game BGMI built a real-life buggy from the game!
He used old metal parts and an old motorcycle engine to make it.
He learned how to do it by looking at pictures and models from the game.
The game company is now sharing his story to show how cool ideas can come from playing games.
A railway technician in Rajasthan built a working buggy inspired by the game BGMI.
The buggy was built from scrap metal and discarded parts.
Kargwal built the buggy using screenshots and in-game models, without formal training.
The project is featured in Krafton India's 'Beyond Battlegrounds' campaign.
The initiative highlights stories from India's gaming community.
- Who
- Karan Kargwal, a railway technician.
- What
- Karan Kargwal built a working replica of a BGMI buggy.
- When
- The build was documented and released as part of a campaign.
- Where
- Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, India.
- Why
- To showcase passion-driven creativity and inspire others in India's gaming community.
- Builder
- Karan Kargwal
- Occupation
- Railway technician
- Location
- Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan
- Inspiration
- BGMI
- Materials
- Scrap metal, discarded parts, motorcycle engine
- Campaign
- Beyond Battlegrounds