#;designs

[whatwouldteslado]

Well, I can’t see too much of the mechanics, but looks like a classic sea monster sort of design!

Not sure what all you have in mind for it, but I hope it’s alright if I give some suggestions. You don’t have to take any of ‘em, mind you, but feel free to use ‘em if you want to!

You’ll have to be careful to make sure no water gets in, seal everything up tight. You won’t need too many mechanisms inside them if you want them to swim, but if you ask me any good sea robot could come up on land in a pinch! Make sure you got your more powerful motors in the front with the flippers.

Neck wouldn’t need much more than some pulleys, if you really wanted. Oh! you could put a sort of seeing eye recordering device in the eyes. 

Don’t know what all you have in mind for it either, but functioning jaw couldn’t hurt none. You could use the mouth to grab stuff like that too if you wanted to.

Not sure what you’re planning, but plenty of room to add in more if you want to. 

//F.M.

[whatwouldteslado]

This is a robot i designed for Mr. mcgucket. Its a firefighter mothman. He can fly.

The feeler thingies sense ash particals in the air, hes fire proof. The eyes are infered so he sees heat. He can fly! Hes a moth. And a man. Hes mothman. And he looks gor housefires. The toung thingy is a fire exstinguisher. Please rate him? I couldnt find my drafting kit im afraid.

Well concept’s a 9 out of 10 easy. It’s fun and it’d certainly be helpful.

It’s going to be hard to have a strong enough whirlagig to keep mothman up in the air though, especially if he’s carrying around extinguisher liquid or similar in him. 

Might try and make him smaller so it’ll be less weight in the air! Of course, I don’t even know what kinda material you’re thinking of using.

Once you get a draft up in the air you can also think more on if you want to cut back on materials to get more up in the air or fortify up the one you got!