You could fit two 120 ah 12v marine batteries in that thing , the base is ginourmous!

Yeah, I was wondering if that upper chest thingy was actually a bar-b-que lol

Remember these guys from The Black Hole?

How about Gog?

By the way, my large robot is taking some styling cues from this guy...

You could fit two 120 ah 12v marine batteries in that thing , the base is ginourmous!

Deadly Friend was such a strange movie!!!! Remember the scene where she throws the ball at the old lady and her head explodes? LOL Totally caught me off guard!!

When I watched that movie a few years ago for the first time, i was not expecting it to be a horror. I thought it was going to be a cute robot dude... Boy was I wrong!

Another Horror movie with cool bots is Chopping Mall - also from the '80s.

Hmmm, Handsome Robot!:)

Well the one I remember from when I was a kid was Rhoda played by Julie Newmarin "My LivingDoll" 1964

How about "The Lost Saucer"?

Dude, I don't even remember that one! Nice Find!

Of course one of my favorites is from Dr. Who

But my idol and all time favorite is B-9 from Lost in Space.

I don't think any.of us have a house big enough for b9 lol

Actually ED209 is my all time favorite.

I can still remember seeing the commercial on TV for the new series "Lost in Space". It took for ever for time to pass so I could watch it . I was 9 and remember some of it. I had a Jupiter2 and all the stuff robot, chariot that followed a track. J.W.

Anyone remember Hymie from "Get Smart"?

Nobody seen the new Muppets movie then?

80's Robot:

Hey all,

I know I am among friends here......I always thought Muffy from BSG was like the coolest...but I gotta be honest.....after seeing him again...he kinda creeps me out now! lol

The original BSG Rocks!

Omg Steve! That clearly is a rendition of Omnibot 2000. I want my robots waist to turn ! ! I'm so adding that to the drawing board

@jstarne1 - use a lazy susan bearing and a heavy duty servo and you have it. That is what I have planned for the rotation of the waist and head on my big bot. The lazy susan bearing comes in a variety of sizes and can handle weights starting at 250 pounds on their small ones (4" size).

@ Bret I like it! To bad I.just glued in.the battery tray! Lol , not a big deal though. Nothing a dremel won't fix! Because of how I have done the battery mounts it should be easy to mount a lazy Susan bearing and make a "bottom" for the upper torso. We would for sure see how.steady.of a hand I got cutting a perect line around the torso though! Any ideas of best placement of the cut? Thanks