This kind of goes with that last post, sort of. Here's a video of Questor making demands on the Earth. I used a free program called Auda...

It's alive! It's alive! It's alive! mwa-ha-HA! The dowel in his head slid into the body but the hole was a bit loose. I squeezed...

These are the final steps in the Mini-Questor project. I painted his back details to match the colors of the original larger version . I pai...

Two things happened today. 1. He got a white undercoat: 2. He got painted silver from head to toe. I don't usually mess with an undercoa...

Painting-muscle engage! His brain is a big ball of electronics. To simulate that I used gesso, which is a really thick acrylic, to make dot...

Robot construction continues. His arms were glued into his body. Also I drilled some holes in his chest for wires to be attached. His hips w...

Howdy! This is part-6 of a Who-Knows-How-Many-Parts series where I am making a miniature robot to match a larger version called Questor. T...

It's a lazy Sunday afternoon; therefore I shall be lazy. All I have is this gizmo for his chest. On the big version I used a toy boat . ...

My robot child is in about the 4th trimester of his conceivement. Normally trimesters don't last this long but he's problem child. I...

This is part 3 of my mini robot-building surgery. I'm making a miniature version of THIS larger robot I built earlier. The head is a wo...

Day 2 of the mini-Questor project: These are the legs. I made them with an X-Acto knife, a drill, and various diameter dowels. If you are ca...