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Step 7Torso coming together
I spent a lot of time refitting to make sure things work well. I put all 3 parts together.
1-Head
2-Chest
3-Torso
I kept the lower torso separate from the upper chest portion and similar to the chest piece I opened up the back of the lower torso and used velcro as the clasp. Think of it as a girdle of sorts. adjusting to whatever weight or body types needed. It's pretty much a box that's open on top and bottom. I double walled this torso because I knew it would have to survive multiple attempts at sitting.
I made it slightly thinner than the upper torso so it could slide into it when I sit down, like an accordion. I also added a pair of suspendors to the inside to help with the weight and to keep it from sliding down.
1-Head
2-Chest
3-Torso
I kept the lower torso separate from the upper chest portion and similar to the chest piece I opened up the back of the lower torso and used velcro as the clasp. Think of it as a girdle of sorts. adjusting to whatever weight or body types needed. It's pretty much a box that's open on top and bottom. I double walled this torso because I knew it would have to survive multiple attempts at sitting.
I made it slightly thinner than the upper torso so it could slide into it when I sit down, like an accordion. I also added a pair of suspendors to the inside to help with the weight and to keep it from sliding down.
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Cut 2 pieces equal size, from Foamboard or Cardboard that look like chopsticks. Spray paint them black then glue them at slight angles on top of the windshield.
For added emphasis, cut 2 smaller pieces of cardboard and bend it back and forth so it gets real soft and loose. Paint that black, then glue one end to a windshield wiper and the other just outside the window housing.
Hope this helps.
Good luck on the build!!