The Quest For A Better WALL-E Model: Part 1

[@kniffin719]

Nice job. That gap you mention at the end is where his charging indicator is. I imagine you could do some vinyl cutouts on a piece of black acrylic or 3d print a black rectangle there but I imagine they planned on you using a small video display or something with lights behind if you were using it for robotics.

[@StudioDave]

Oh, the charging port makes a lot of sense. Thanks! Lots of potential for what could go in that space for sure.

[@bengathercole-day9712]

That's so awesome! If you're anything like me, I bet getting those tracks linked up and moving over the wheels was super satisfying. Great work as usual. I'm reading a few chapters of your book before I go to bed each night and I'm absolutely loving it.

[@StudioDave]

Thanks for reading my book! And yes, getting the tracks on was one of the most satisfying moments. First of all was the tricky aspect of it, but I also played with those tracks for quite some time. Track movements is fascinating to watch.

[@karenmastoyan]

subscribed for Wall-e♥

[@StudioDave]

Welcome!

[@WispOwO]

the spot you want to put a grate on is for his battery life screen

[@StudioDave]

Thanks! It will be fun to make a battery life screen for this.

[@stijn_5276]

Wow, first time comming here. I subscribed

[@StudioDave]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@fx_node]

are the treads TPU?

[@StudioDave]

They are PLA