It's just a concept right now but I wanted others to see that the scale doesnt quite match. Right now its just stacked on there and neck is a little too long.
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Hopefully i can get to him soon. I have more space now but i still work 72 hrs a week plus drive time. :/
THX, I will have a look for Mr.Clock Radio at ebay, but it looks that it was only sold in US, so it would be much harder to find one payable with shipping to germany. I could get crazy if I am reading from people in the US that found this Clock at flewmarket's for a handfull of bucks. ;-/
regards
Marc
Hope to see more good progress on PINHEAD soon TROY
Troy, Your robot PINHEAD is very creative. I like how you integrated a pot for feedback. I will be watching progress. Steve S
Thank you Steve! I have a few more ideas. Once i get a working model instead of a sketch i will put it online.
A reboot is in the works... internal frame.... new drive system... new neck articulation... waist swivel... shoulder drive (like Josh's)... LED lights... EL lights (eventually)... but Im holding off on riser for the time being because it may make it difficult to take apart and ship home. We will see.
I will get a few parts before my trip home but I know I will need a few more items once I get everything test fitted.
What parts do you need / want?
Most likely they will be attachment hardware I didn't anticipate.