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The game was in full swing, chips stacked high and oil flowing freely under the flickering neon lights. XR-77 had just upped the ante, his servos whirring as he confidently pushed a stack forward, when he suddenly froze mid-bet. The robot’s camera lens narrowed at KE-9, seated opposite him. "You’re hacking into my visual circuits, aren’t you?" XR-77 accused, his voice a blend of static and indignation. KE-9 raised his hands in mock innocence, metallic fingers glinting. “Please,” he replied smoothly, “just because I can calculate odds faster than you doesn’t mean I’m cheating.” The other players chuckled, while XR-77 muttered something about “trust issues” before grudgingly shoving his chips to the center.
the robot is the creation of Chris Wollard from Tulsa, and is an art car with space for 8-10 people to ride in back; robot's friend is a modified Gerlach ambulance, the Jambulance, by Kent Robinson
This robot head was inspired by the amazing creativity and flow of art from Jim Rowden. I like the interesting shapes, plus the colours and patterns that he uses in his work. It was also inspired by the machine that I've had to buy to stop my neighbours' cats using my lawn as a toilet!
There are more images of the head, plus a video of its googly eyes in action, plus a photo of the cat scarer on my gallery.
Robot's Royal III
35mm Rangefinder 24x24cm square negative.
Wind up shutter provided for continuous shooting without need for batteries. No film advance.
A very hardy camera from the golden age of mechanical cameras.
The 40mm Schneider Xenon lens is no slouch either.
Shot in available light with a Canon S100 Digital Elph
I wanted to tweak the legs a bit on one of my older robots and wound up rebuilding it almost completely. No surprises there, I guess.
66 pcs
A pair of cartoony emergency rescue robots: a fireman and a nurse.
Built for the 2015 Brick Built Figure Contest on Mocpages.
Just a few more random figs I made. But now, I'm uploading at home, after my last final. I'm done with my first year of college! Now hopefully you can expect a few more builds from me. Like actual builds. Scenes. Those things. Ooooh I can just feel em coming. It's nice to be back among my collection.
Built another robot for my Robot Dreams GBC (the white one).
Full design breakdown now up on the YouTube: youtu.be/xz_YZDtC_Cw
On the 'Robot Heart' disco art car, at Burning Man 2016.
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I teach Robotics in a large, urban, public high school. It actually IS very much the way you image in to be based on movies and TV shows. It's an awesome gig. This is one student's in-progress final project. At the beginning of the term he asked me what he should build, and I said that what I've always wanted was my own personal robot army.
Gloria Friedmann, Everyday Robots, 2015 at Amsterdam Sculpture Biennial ARTZUID
see also my blog: pienw.blogspot.com/2019/08/amsterdam-sculptuur-biennale-a...
The Automated Combat Unit Mod. R-Box was firstly deployed during the Khhutrys crisis [I invented the name while writing this, so if it resembles/reminds something else it’s a mere coincidence] to clear a path through the environmentally hostile mining caves in order to reach the pirates who seized the control of the local outpost.
The operation was a brilliant success and the R-Box model entered mass production shortly after. Nowadays the many variants of the R-Box Unit can be found across the entire Galaxy; from the military detachments escorting exploration missions to the security teams of research facilities.
The protagonist of this photo is a very interesting action figure called “Robox” and manufactured by Japanese 1000toys company. Unlike most of the figures available it is not based on some series but its an original character they made as first release in a line of Robot figures.
It can transform from a box shape to humanoid form, hence the name Robox, even though it requires several passages and I personally prefer keeping it in humanoid form.
It has a sort of minimalist design but it’s a very high quality item.
I will surely take more photos of this figure :)
Robot Junior, restored by Fritz Kergl in 2019, with Schneider Tele-Xenar 75/3,5 special collapsible Robot sunshade en universal viewfinder T&W with distance adjustment
Performs perfectly
Robot 61 (8”)
This little guy somehow won the hearts of more of my Flickr viewers than any who came before him. Just goes to show when you group a kitchen strainer, electrical wire terminal, 3/8" wrenches, TV knobs, spark plug sleeves, air duct, drawer pulls together you achieve...cute!
A Little Free Library made by Ritch Branstrom in front of his AdHocWORKshop in Rapid River. With apologies to all my librarian friends who know this is not really a library. Explored #43 on June 10, 2019.