I make a little robot for my cosplay. Featuring lighting and full animatronics.
Making the box:
Making the helmet:
James Brutons channel: @jamesbruton
Wintergarten:@Wintergatan
CAD:
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Sparky comes to life, grabs a soldering iron and stabs his torturer in the eyes.
This is the coolest Video ive ever watched
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I would suggest using weathering pigments/washes for weathering instead of actual grease. grease is just going to get everywhere, and you can't use a sealer on it as far as I'm aware. Other than that, absolutely epic
He was even cuter in person at makers!!🥹🥹
nice
nice shit
met you at makers central this an amazing build well done
Really amazing skill set you have, impressive stuff. Love the final result. I scratch build my bots from ca glue, cardboard and scrap plastic… not as impressive! 😅 well done and thanks for sharing!!!
You prototyped a design in BESIEGED? That is hilarious lol. Good job.
Fantastic stuff. Love the use of the meccano parts
Make a car transformer controlled by a cheap drone transmitter and receiver 😊❤
You told that you don't have a CAD🤔
This earned you a sub. Looking forward to seeing more parts of the cosplay.
Awesome build and great music mate!
Good job dude, a lot of work and knowledge went into this video, hope you make it big!
Damn nice looking build with some great articulation and smooth movement by the end. Fairly good balance of detail with the parts and construction, although the music was decidedly louder than the rest of the video and about blew out my eardrums with the headphones on…(LOL) Might want to look at balancing the sound output between the voice parts and the music montages. The nods to other builders and those who inspired you was a nice touch and nicely illustrated both the collaborative effect of learning from others as well as those who have done some of the hard work to make it a bit easier for the rest of us. I am not a rabid "safety fanatic" per se, but you might want to use some neoprene gloves or at least some 'Workman's Friend' or "Silicon Glove" skin barrier creme to protect your hands a bit from getting torn up by your projects… I paid the price in industrial workplaces until I started using those.
Overall, good enough video to earn a sub, I love building mechatronics for theatrical and entertainment. Welcome to the the "club"! Some fine work, great attention to detail, and a talent for it overall! 👍 I look forward to what you build next!
Sweet!
I like that you cump over the boring 3D printing, and just show the finiched parts. And paiting, and wadering.😅
If you keep making content anywhere near this quality and keep making rad stuff, you will be successful on YouTube. I'm shocked you don't have a million subs, but everyone starts with none so no biggie. Keep up the good work. 🤙
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Wicked! Cool diy🤟🏻
This is fantastic!! That is how the Terminator originaly started. Very cool!!
That is so cool !!! Great job ! Congrats on your new little buddy !
Just found your channel. You did a really wonderful build there. Sparky didn't look too happy when you were weathering him. I've never heard of filling layer lines with rub and buff. I've been using wood putty watered down and lately have tried auto body glazing putty (sorry I know you aren't able to get that in the UK) thinned with acetone. Both work but still require lots of work for the best results. Your printer parts turned out looking very good. Looking forward to future builds. Subscribed.