Thanks guys as always I really appreciate the kind words, it keeps me going. As for K-9, I haven't finished him yet, I will be returning to him after wall-e.
I spent the afternoon working on wall-e's hands. They have turnd out really well I think. I have just taped them on to the arms so i could get a fw pictures taken.
Thanks, I have been playing around with different poses and I think the one with the hands flopped down in front of him relaxed is the best for a static display piece.
the arms are a little lower then I want them, but they are just loose on the shoulder bar at the moment. I will fix them slightly higher once I have painted and am ready to glue it all together.
Thanks guys as always I really appreciate the kind words, it keeps me going. As for K-9, I haven't finished him yet, I will be returning to him after wall-e.
Test fitting the eyebrows and also fixed the arm a little higher. The eyes are the ones I have built but these are photoshoped on just to see what they will look like.
Thanks.
We had a huge storm today, lots of electricity in the air, so we got the balloons out and had fun sticking them on the ceiling. Wall-e was fascinated by the ballons.
After doing this with wall-e I have definately decided to make his wrist twistable. I may even try and make his neck move. It is just so much fun being able to pose him.
I have also decided to start saving up for the EZ-robot kit, that way I can make the eyes move.
Thanks. I am now busy working on the tracks for Wall-e. This is proving harder then I would like. Mainly because I am very low on foam. I am having to use every little scrap I have kept. Kinda sucks when you can't even afford $15 for some foam lol. Oh well.
Not sure how I am going to build the skeleton structure. The cosmetic foam pieces will be now problem (as long as I have enough scraps).
Here is what I have so far. This is one complete track all ready to be installed.
First I had to measure out the shape of the track system. This was tricking I had to measure the tracks on a picture and work out the difference in size to the rest of wall-e in the picture then transfer those measurements to the lifesize wall-e I am building and go from there. It was kinda fun. Then I cut individual track pieces and layed them out around the template to see how many I would need.
Thanks for the compliments guys.
Heres a great tip for people, NEVER!! throw little scrap pieces of foam away. You never know when you might need just a little piece.
If it wasn't for all the small pieces I have kept I wouldn't be able to do the second track until I got more foam (which could be a month).
Here can see some of the scrap pieces I have kept, and I was able to make another 47 track pieces, Just enough for the second track.