Thank you, and I plan on making it Wearable of course, and I hope to make it so the top ring can be spun to turn the green led on and off. It's going to attach using a wristband with magnets that can go under any long sleeve shirt. Starting tonight.
Thank you, and I actually found more, I have just about all of them still (1st gen bob, 2nd gen bob and dot, enzo, matrix, megabite both forms, the two robots that followed him, matrix's girlfriend,and a few others), and two of the big statues (Matrix and 2nd gen bob), anyway, if I feel up to it, I may make the 'saw' that was used in one of the episodes since I have to toy of it and it would be easy to clip on the main body and easy to add a motor too, but I'm getting ahead of myself, as for using bamboo, it was just to see if I got the size right, I was planning on buying a small peace of PVC pipe for it instead anyway and possibly capping it off with screws of some sort that could be filed down after being glued in. Anyway, as I said before, any and all advice is welcome and thankedYou might be better off finding a thin PVC tube or something similar. You can plug the ends after cutting it to the right legnth- ReBoot has a very crisp design for everything, very basic pure geometric shapes. The more you can capture that, the tighter your end product will look! I'm sure you can get industrious if you root around a little, and still keep a tight budget.
Otherwise, you've gotten your basic components down well! Fully support this project, I have at least one of the action figures myself (1st Gen Bob).
Will you make any attachments for the various Glitch-tools? Can't wait to see how it goes!
Thanks
I ordered them new back in 2004 from Amazon.com. You can still find used ones on there.
Unfortunately the DVDs have Bob in the web merged with Glitch, then later on with the Two Bobs his counterpart doesn't have a Glitch. So I had to rely on Enzo's somewhat damaged Glitch...here from the last chapter of "Firewall" before he engages the firewall. Now keep in mind that the black ring that you rotate changes shape as well, but at least this shows a "static" shape. But nevertheless some good detail here.
