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My watch parts finally arrived and my plan for building robots is coming to fruition! I love how the watch bits lie on a surface, it always looks like a work of art.
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Here are the first two robots with the new parts. I learned so much in the process! and there is still so much more to learn. Although I can acknowledge many challenges in the making of them, I don't have all the answers yet, just some ideas of how I will tackle them.
Captain Cog is the one on the left, he was my first, and more successful than Grease Monkey on the right, who lost a bit of his cog in a somewhat frightening display of sparks and spats.
2 comments:
Oh my - they are fabulous too. I love Captain Cog.
The question is 'did you enjoy the display'? ;o)
Hi Georgie!
I nominated your blog for the Kreativ Award!
http://coloraddictionblog.blogspot.com/2009/02/blog-award.html
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