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The Rhodes Statue was 34 meters wide and was built above the 15 meter wide base. The sun god Helios was carved using bronze collected from Demetrius' war machines. This crowned statue of Helios was naked and his left hand held a clock. His face was skyward, with his right hand closing his eyes as if protecting the harbor from the sun's rays. It wasn't just the size of the Rhodes Statue that allowed it to store a place among the seven wonders of the ancient world. In fact, it was the techniques used to create this monstrous evolution of a god that put him out there along with the other wonders.
Sculptor Chares used iron beams and frames to aid the statue's standing paintings and from the same time. During the construction of the statue, Chares' primary concerns were location, visibility, and its foundation, which must be strong and sturdy enough for the statue to be securely attached to the ground. Sounds of bronzes collected from the war machines used by Demetrius in the structure. Siege towers served as scaffolding

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Broken pieces of the Colossus, made of bronze, remained there for nearly 800 years, as no one used the statue's remains or tried to reconstruct it. All these years some tourists have visited the site. However, later in AD 654, Arab traders came to the island and bought broken bronze pieces and started trading. Metal scraps were brought to trade markets and sold.
Today, no one is quite sure what the Rhodes Statue looks like or what its stance is. One thing is certain, he did not stand with his legs stretched out to the harbor entrance, as depicted in many medieval drawings.

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The Rhodes Statue, whose construction was completed in 282 BC, was a 32-meter-long statue made entirely of bronze. It was believed that one foot of the statue, which came from the hand of Khares of Lindos, was on one side of the harbor and the other was on the other side of the harbour. Again, according to the belief, the statue had such a successful architecture that ships could pass between its legs, but it was also known that the conditions of the time were not suitable for this. Since the day it was made, the statue has had a guiding quality for ships entering and leaving the port with its gigantic dimensions. Rhodes Statue as a result of an earthquake before Christ; one of the weakest points of the statue, the leg area was broken and collapsed by lying on its side. According to what is known, the Rhodes Statue has survived for 50 years. It remained on the ground like this for several centuries.

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The first inhabitants of the city of Rhodes were the Dorians. The Dorians were one of the seafaring tribes. They worshiped Helios, whose statue they had made. The Dorians established a great civilization in the 3rd century BC and became a rich tribe by trading Egyptian-Phoenician products. During their reign, the island became a cultural and artistic center. The Dor people decided to make this statue to thank their gods after their war with Macedonia. The Doric people began to believe that this statue, which was made, protected the island from all evil. In addition, the statue was a structure that symbolized togetherness.

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The Rhodes Statue was on the island of Rhodes, the largest of the Greek Dodecanese islands in the Mediterranean. Recent research indicates that it was erected either on the eastern promontory of Mandraki harbor or further inland.