OK, maybe not such a good idea for a contest organised by a glue manufacturer, but I was inspired.
The whole model is held together with friction, but is (fairly) poseable.
...and it has claws!
The whole model is held together with friction, but is (fairly) poseable.
...and it has claws!
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Most of the robot's body is built of corrugated card, but the forearms and claws are light cardstock, and most of the joints are rolled paper.
The wrist joints need a cocktail stick or toothpick.
I also used 5mm-squared paper for sketching templates, and a sharp craft knife ("Stanley" or "Xacto" type) for cutting the card, and my Leatherman for balancing the half-built beast.
Oh, and a powerdrill. (You'll see...)
The wrist joints need a cocktail stick or toothpick.
I also used 5mm-squared paper for sketching templates, and a sharp craft knife ("Stanley" or "Xacto" type) for cutting the card, and my Leatherman for balancing the half-built beast.
Oh, and a powerdrill. (You'll see...)
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I had thought of it holding things, but the current version of the joints aren't strong enough - maybe if I used split-pins instead of paper, but I wanted it to be as close to 100% card as possible.