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3D Printed Animatronic Eye Mechanism on the Cheap: Having bought a new 3D printer I was eager to try designing and printing some mechanical assemblies, so I thought a great place to start would be with this animatronic eye mechanism. It may look complicated, but this project was super quick to do (j…

I designed a modular animatronic eye with commonly available parts. The eye module has up/down and left/ right movement as well as individually contro

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My second hangar diorama set

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Last year at around this time (or a month earlier, perhaps), I posted galleries of cinematic and TV spaceships from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. This time around, I'm going to remember robots of different eras, beginning with my favorite age: the 1970s. These are the robots I grew up with, you might say. They also hail from TV and film, and run the gamut from humanoid to astromech. Obviously, Star Wars (1977) is a huge influence on the robot designs in this gallery (post-77). Next time, I'll remember the 'bots of the eighties. Identified by SGB: The Gunslinger; Westworld. Identified by SGB: Silent Running. Identified by SGB: Tau Zeta, The Starlost Identified by SGB: MechaGodzilla; The Terror of MechaGodzilla. Identified by SGB: Kolchak: The Night Stalker. Identified by SGB: Brian the Brain, Space:1999. Identified by SGB: Box, Logan's Run. Not Identified: Star Maidens. Identified by SGB: Andy, Quark. Identified by SGB: The Six Million Dollar Man. Identified by SGB: Peepo, Space Academy. Identified by SGB: C3PO, R2D2, Star Wars. Identified by SGB: The Mudworm, Man from Atlantis Identified by SGB: Mystery Island. Not Identified: Starship Invasions. Identified by SGB: Friend, Logan's Run: "The Innocent." Identified by SGB: Cylons, Battletar Galactica. Identified by SGB: Battle of the Planets. Identified by SGB: K9, Doctor Who. Identified by SGB: Twiki, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. Identified by SGB: Maximillian, The Black Hole. Identified by SGB Sparks, The Shape of Things to Come. Identified by SGB: W.I.K.I. Jason of Star Command. Identified by: Dngillika: H.E.R.B.I.E.; The Fantastic Four. Identified by SGB: Ash, Alien. Identified by SGB: Star Blazers. Identified by SGB: V'Ger, V'Ger Probe, Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

dubbed SEER: simulative emotional expression robot, the humanoid head was created by japanese artist takayuki todo

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Character Design inspired by Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

All second year students on the SFX course at the University of Hertfordshire make an eye mech as part of an introduction to animatronics.

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