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 It's rather simple: you start with a block of solid and remove material until you just have the robot left. Kind of like making a sandcastle. Only harder. - petek [more] |
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20-01-2005, 22:30
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Re: 229 Drive Train
That is awesome. I'd love to try to recreate that recreation. Just as a fun thing. Do you have any more video or pictures? Anything more in depth would be great. Post here, or you can email me at jhoff@cyberblue234.com. Anything would be appreciated. I'm really interested in that. Maybe something that myself and a few of the other kids on the team can work on during our study hall, just to see what 4 teens, without engineer assistance or knowledge can do. Maybe if we could get that working, we could try something of our own recreation. Yet again, that is great!
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