thanks for commenting =) well it would be awesome but i wont be able to build in an led directly into the cpu itself . the acrylic sheet im working on is 1,5mm.Acrylic glass for the chip design is a brilliant idea. Hopefully you can incorporate some kind of a light feature with this.
Awesome work!!!
great to hear! you can post some pictures of your results im curious to see what you came up withI have some varying thickness clear acrylic so might have to have a go at this tomorrow.
many thanks mate! D: thanks for your interestThis is crazy awesome! I love where you are going with this. Totally subscribed.
Awesome design. Looks to me like it would certainly fit somewhere in line of the model progression from the T-70 of the Universal Parks attraction to the T-800.
I have some varying thickness clear acrylic so might have to have a go at this tomorrow.
great to hear! you can post some pictures of your results im curious to see what you came up with
Hi bak9799Not sure if this would work, but you could try using some SMD LED's and Bare conductive paint as wiring? Just a thought.
Took a look at my stash today and I have clear acrylic in 4.5 or 5.0mm and I have a polly carb in 1.2mm and 5.0mm but it won't glue with Weldon#3 like the perspex. The beauty of the 1.2mm polly carb is that you can cut it with scissors so nice clean cuts. Maybe super glue might work, not sure. I can't use PVC solvent because that attacks the polly carb. Everything else I have is solid colour, mostly white.
My train of thought on this is 3 x 1.2mm = 3.6mm total and will give the plug in part close to the correct thickness, but in clear so it can be lit from an end.
Hi bak9799
ah yeah these very tiny ones. scale wise it might work. i could also just use thin metal plates on the tip of the CPU. one being PLUS and opposite site being MINUS. , then build in such contact pins inside the walls of the pcu slot which would lead to the circuit and power. such ideas are really really cool! id like to fumble around with such details but i also plan to make a small run of this terminator head/bust so all the stuff has to work 100 percent, it has just TO WORK
3,6mm is the original cpu prop? well i didnt check it to be honest since im taking all the freedom of "FANART" here i guess
i bought some special acrylic glue too... only to realize that ma REVELL contacta glue does not harm the acrylic surfaces at all... doh!
yeah the thing is these are small little acrylic squares. not touching each other. the easiest thing to go for would be REAL thin cables instead of that conductive paint i guess.I see. I was thinking you could use the channels you've carved out in the acrylic to put the conductive paint in so it wouldn't be seen from the top. Also the paint would be thin enough that it won't add to much bulk to the chip. Even if you don't use it for a run, you could try it with yours. Here's the link for the conductive paint just incase, Make ? Bare Conductive
Not sure how large the actual chip would be because I read that the prop CPU that is pulled out of the port in the Terminator's head for the "switch reset" scene in T2 was in fact a larger than real size for the close up.
My idea to light the chip is to make a base with a light (LED is simple) inside and a slot that excepts the end of the chip. The cool thing about perspex is that light passes through the plastic until is hits a scratch. By default the edges are just that, so once the chip is inserted, all the edges of all the little details should light up.
i cant wait to be honest ...but still so much to dooooooo..... ahhh!! many thanksThat looks sweet and will be amazing once lit.
.....wow you made my day :cry thats so encouraging! it is so great to hear someone being that interested in my project. i will try to speed up and finish it in the next following weeks =) thanks man!This is my favorite build to watch hands down. I love Terminator and I really enjoy when someone applies their imagination to a piece and comes up with something top notch like this. I'm sure you could find work in a lot of places with this as the only project in your portfolio. Keep up the amazing work!
styrofoam for president thanks for visiting!Styrofoam Head... revisited...!!!
thank you The Barn Owl.im happy you like it so far! =)INCREDIBLE. The progress is beautiful
Kept scrolling down wanting more. your doing amazing stuff with this. keep at It please....when could we see the lighted eye's In the skull?