G.day everyone,
Here are the progress photos. will add to this post as we go along.
This and the next one are the same shots as in our first post. we have decided that his tracks are not the right look(not scale) so they will be remade to look right, that's a big job so may leave that to last and get him running as is for now. His motors/servos will end up mounted on his underside. you will notice quite a lot of changes since this oneUndercoated and will get glued on after Wall-e is finished.
Arms and neck are next then his head, Don't worry the robotics are coming.
By RichiesRC
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Man, this is sooooo awsome!!!!
WAAAYYYY COOL!
That is entirely sooooooooooo awesome!
Holy attention to detail!
Wow! How long have you been working on it? Looks fantastic so far.
J.W.
That is very nice wood work. Keep up the great job I'm sure I'm not the only one that will be waiting to see the finished project.
Waaay cool!!!!!!!!! Makes me want to do a scratch build. Think I will.
Wow,,,, you certainly have some skills there! Excellent!