This week we were given the assignment to model up our robots. Naturally, I tried to get a head start on it, knowing that I am stickler for details. I have to say that I could probably sit and model all day long... because that is what I wound up doing on this guy. There are lots of little details in there that I worked out and I tried to keep him as close to the original design as possible. I'd say I did a decent job of that:
He's also set up right now in a way that you can move certain parts (like the upper part of his arm) and the rest down the line will follow it. This is what I love doing, so this assignment was fun.
I'm stumped as to what to name him. Any suggestions?
The name needs to be right, something short with about three letters and unique. Tag or Nik or something along those lines... Or a long complicated name with a cool
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Ask Greg. He came up with Shanghai.
ReplyDeleteBurford. Scruffy. Bonzo. Descartes. Pascal. Brigham. Nat. Polycarp. Ulysses. Rusty. Chrome Dome. E-Zee (for Easy Rider.) Buchanan. Wilkes. Barre. Otis. Sousa. Napoleon. Sawyer. Ute. Casanova. Boz. Shadrach.
ReplyDeleteI really could think of a thousand names. But I need to stop. I have other things to do. Good job on the great robot!
How about B.R.A.D.? If he is a Biped Robot you are halfway there.
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Also, "Nick Chopper" was the original name given to the Tin man in Wizard of Oz...
Ooh, I actually like something akin to Nick Chopper. We'll see. He has to have a Victorian era name.
ReplyDeleteI also like Buford, but that's just a nod to an old childhood classic, "Ice Pirates."
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