alexbailey

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This is a pretty obscure prop, I've always was somewhat interesting. They came up occasionally in episodes, from what I remember they got the flu once and sent the computer haywire. After finding some nice photos of an original prop on a cutting mat with some a 1in grid, this made the measuring and modelling work significantly easier.

Some screenshot from the show.
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The very helpful photos
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concept sketch, turned out a little different.
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My Rough CAD model

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Here my first go at a replica, metal pieces in aluminium and the bag section is made from heat sealable plastic packing.
With the plastic this was very much a first go, is just seeing how close to the size required went better than I expected.

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Im hoping to use a silicone or translucent rubber for the 'liquid' as I think it is probably better than have a bag of goo hanging around.

Some in progress photos.
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Just be careful not to store it next to any cheese :lol:

Looking forward to seeing the finished prop. I always loved the idea of bio neural circuitry. It was a logical progression from the isolinear processors.
 
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