Cyborg Robot Alien Pixie

LoversJD · Post by **LoversJD** » Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:56 am

The Doll Laboratory wrote:Hello MX-V,

Some have dreams and some make them come true! Excellent! Totally the kind of thing I love!

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Make it happen..gogogo!

Christines Man · Post by **Christines Man** » Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:52 am

I love the story of how the project came together, and I can relate so much. She is a beautiful, unique work of art.

remi-robohoe · Post by **remi-robohoe** » Sat Jan 16, 2021 1:27 pm

MX-V wrote:Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls,
She's sexy, she's silver, guaranteed to make you shiver,
she's badass I tell ya, may I present, my Aurella,

She was once an SM Elf Doll, now resurrected as my…

Cyborg Robot Alien Pixie

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Dude that's amazing!! This is exactly like what I've been trying to find for myself! I just don't think I'd be able to make it myself completely like you did, I think at best I could convert/modify a mannequin or pre-existing doll to look robotic. But I'm so glad to see that someone else did the exact same thing I've been wanting to do.

MX-V · Post by **MX-V** » Sun Jan 17, 2021 10:41 am

Thank you to all, I really appreciate the comments and support. I hope to do more projects like this soon.

The mannequin idea is still lingering in my thoughts. If I can find the right one, I will make something fun.
Most aren't shapely enough or in such a pose that would not work if cut up.

I'm really hoping that what I made will get the attention of manufacturers. I think they're just waiting to see if there is a decent market to pursue.
So, please leave a comment if you want them to take notice.
Thanks everyone!

MX-V · Post by **MX-V** » Mon Feb 01, 2021 12:00 pm

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machines make music for the machines...

MX-V · Post by **MX-V** » Tue Dec 07, 2021 11:28 am

Currently, Aurella has a voice, with my Google assistant.

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She is what I would call, an Artificial Companion.
Not too bad in the joke telling dept.
Really nice to have her presence in the house.

RevJack · Post by **RevJack** » Tue Dec 07, 2021 12:45 pm

MX-V,
Since you are the defacto resident expert on Fembots... What are your thoughts and caviots on trying to maintain some TPE while creating a similar robot? Making the smooth silver surface is achievable, but say I still wanted some fun-time TPE in the lower torso area? I fear that if I removed the TPE from the hip joints to expose them like Aurella, as well as (maybe) removing TPE from the middle-torso, that he hip-TPE will just slide off.

Opinions anyone?
Experiences?

true_blue22 · Post by **true_blue22** » Wed Dec 08, 2021 6:47 am

Hi,MX-V. Your hard work and patience really paid off. Aurella looks amazing! She's one very unique doll.

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MX-V · Post by **MX-V** » Wed Dec 08, 2021 8:51 am

RevJack,
I think I understand your question. The tpe really hugs the steel skeleton. It will peel off, but I could cut pieces off of a leg and the remainder would stay on tightly. Point blank...The crotch area would be fine if you cut the tpe off from the legs down and the waist up. The joints have a cloth around them that help hold the tpe in place. The skeleton, from the belly button down is an upside down U. It connects the hip joints. That area of tpe has...the naughty bits. Lets say you cut away the tpe from just above the belly button up and from the hips down, I think the tpe should have no problem staying there.

Thank you so much True,
She turned out pretty cool for my first one.
The great thing about this forum is helping others. Sounds corny, but creativity has been a lifesaver for me.
And discussing the processes help induce new techniques.
Which, I just now have one of the biggest OMG moments in how to make the next one, easier and better! And even more fun, with using most of the techniques I've come up with.
More on this later...

Thank you,
MX

RevJack · Post by **RevJack** » Wed Dec 08, 2021 10:36 am

MX-V,
Yes, you understood me perfectly. Thank you for the insight.

If you are going to build a new fembot, and are creating the skeleton from scratch, then look here for sexy robotic joints:
http://www.adjustajoints.com
They don't have the full range of motion that I really want, but they look great and they lock. I think my next attempt will be with a white enamel instead of silver, so these joints fit right in.
DETAILS ON YOUR NEW BUILD!!!!

Jack.

MX-V · Post by **MX-V** » Thu Dec 09, 2021 4:12 am

Cool joints. Might look into those.

So the idea is to build a cyber doll in reverse. Using a doll as a mold, place a consistent flat layer of form foam on the doll. Part by part. Lets say, an arm first. Wrap the forearm, then the upper arm. After dried, carefully cut in half. Once removed, glue pieces together while around the armature/skeleton. fill with expanding foam. After dried, trim off excess. repeat for each part. That's a quick version, I'll take some pictures of this once I get started in January.

Realhair · Post by **Realhair** » Fri Dec 10, 2021 9:56 am

Cool!, gives me some idea how to resurrect my tpe doll which has tpe failure but the skeleton intact.

Thanks

RevJack · Post by **RevJack** » Fri Dec 10, 2021 11:02 am

MX-V wrote:Cool joints. Might look into those.

So the idea is to build a cyber doll in reverse. Using a doll as a mold, place a consistent flat layer of form foam on the doll. Part by part. Lets say, an arm first. Wrap the forearm, then the upper arm. After dried, carefully cut in half. Once removed, glue pieces together while around the armature/skeleton. fill with expanding foam. After dried, trim off excess. repeat for each part. That's a quick version, I'll take some pictures of this once I get started in January.

Oh you clever little fucker.
Have you thought about the surface? Making a hard, slick surface? That's an ideal for me.
I am thinking about buying a cheap white plastic mannequin, sawing off the parts I wanted, placing over a PVC skeleton and then back-filling with expanding foam. White plastic mannequins are about $130 - $140. That would give me the shiny white surface, and match with the aesthetic of those joints.

MX-V · Post by **MX-V** » Fri Dec 10, 2021 3:37 pm

Ahhh, yes, I thought of the mannequins also. My issue was finding the desired shape, Either too skinny or too plain for my taste. But if you find one you like, then great. Steer clear of fiberglass. Cutting that will create toxic dust. Go for plastic.
For your knowledge, Aurella is firm to the touch. Solid feeling yet light. Her outer shell is forming foam.

This is what gave me the idea. Diavolo is almost covered in her costume of form foam. I got most of it smooth, and I think I can get it even more smooth. Here is the costume painted. Firm like plastic or vinyl.

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I just ordered some material to mold on a secondary head. If this ends up successful, then I know I can do the whole body this way.
Starting at the hardest art is always best for me. Then if it's a go, I can design her Frankensteining some tpe soft parts in the design.
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