Hello,

this is the jungle cutter from the movie "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull".
It is based on the Lego model rather than the vehicle used in the movie because in my opinion the Lego version looks cooler.

Even though this machine was designed to destroy nature I still think that it connects to the theme "Nature Walk" because it enables the "walk through nature" for other vehicles.
Here is an example to explain my point: if there was a group of people taking a trip through a densely grown jungle, they would need someone with a proper bush knife who can cut a path for the rest of the group to follow.
In my case, the guy with bush knife is replaced by the jungle cutter. So, even though it destroys parts of nature the jungle cutter is essential for making the "walk through nature" happen in the first place.

Additionally, this is a lowkey reminder that our forest area is shrinking rapidly. Every day, an area of 70,000 football fields (2,789 football fields per hour, 46 football fields per minute, 0.77 football fields per second) is being cut down.
Since plants generate pretty much all the oxygen we breathe and use in every combustion process (such as in combustion engines or coal-fired power plants) we might be in need of man-made oxygen factories in the future if deforestation keeps going at its current rate.
I'm saying this without any valuation. Maybe oxygen factories that split water into oxygen and hydrogen (or carbondioxide into oxygen and carbon) will become more efficient than trees someday and we'll have plenty of oxygen. Just saying, this is something to keep in mind and think about.

Enjoy!