Started out as a project for school, the circuits and moving parts weren't necessary at all..neither were the lights, but this was my first time ever making a circuit and I think it turns out well. Press space/click sprite to see other pictures. (info) I started with a lysol wipe container, then drilled a hole for the motor, lights, and button (this will help me turn the circuit on and off without sticking my hand all the way into this crazy mass of complex circuits). After they were drilled (in a well ventilated area) I got to work fitting the pieces together to make a functioning circuit, and triple checking that I had measured the size for the holes correctly. Once I was done creating the circuit I put everything into its place and hot glued them in to keep the circuit secure. (lots of trial and error, broke a motor, lots of popsicle sticks, my teachers sanity, as well as a couple Christmas lights and lots of wires...many failed attempts at taking off the wires' coating...but we aren't going to talk about that.) As the last detail I'm adding for the moment, I painted it blue. The motor and button will later be painted orange, but I need to add another battery so the light are brighter and the motor is stronger. I'm looking forward to finishing this project, and will be posting regular updates :) (the red thing is a bottle cap glued to the motor to add surface area for a later feature uwu)
Wow a leg reveal AND voice reveal all in one go...thats crazy. Sorry I sound sick, just finished a week of testing and I'm tired :) enjoy the...song with lack of artistic motivation and goodnight.
