💪Building a 3-meter-tall robot is a challenge that requires stepping outside of one's comfort zone.
🛠️Creating a solid framework is essential before focusing on aesthetics.
🌟The project requires attention to detail, such as using foam and cardboard to create the robot's head.
⏰Time management is critical when facing a tight deadline.
👀Unexpected challenges, such as the size of the robot, may arise during the build process.
How long did it take to build the robot?
—I built the robot in just 3 weeks, working diligently to meet the tight deadline.
What materials did you use for the framework?
—For the framework, I used XPS foam and wood materials to ensure stability and durability.
How did you create the robot's head?
—I constructed the head using cardboard and foam, meticulously shaping it to match the desired design.
What challenges did you face during the build process?
—I encountered challenges related to the size of the robot and ensuring stability. However, with careful planning and problem-solving, I was able to overcome them.
Did you encounter any unexpected difficulties?
—Yes, there were unexpected difficulties, such as the head being too large to fit through the door. I had to find creative solutions to overcome these obstacles.
00:00Introduction: Taking on the challenge of building a giant 3-meter-tall robot in just 3 weeks.
02:46Creating a solid framework before focusing on aesthetics.
04:12Facing unexpected challenges and problem-solving on the go.
07:58Building the robot's head using cardboard and foam.
13:28Adding details and rivets to enhance the robot's appearance.
