Building an Animatronic Grogu for Cosplay – Step by Step Series – Part 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

Building an Animatronic Grogu for Cosplay – Step by Step Series – Part 1

We kick off an exciting new series dedicated to building a cost-effective, full-size animatronic Grogu (Baby Yoda) designed specifically for Mandalorian cosplay. In this episode, we dive into the early stages of planning and prototyping this Star Wars-inspired puppet, with a focus on creating movement and personality using accessible materials, 3D printing, and off-the-shelf components. If you're a droid builder, animatronic enthusiast, maker, or cosplayer, this series is for you. Whether you're looking to add life to your Halloween display, build a screen-accurate puppet for your Star Wars fan group, or learn how to bring props to life with motion, you'll find valuable tips and techniques in every video. This DIY Grogu build features servo-driven head movement, blinking eyes, and expressive gestures, all designed to be lightweight and wearable for cosplay events and conventions. Learn how to combine robotics, puppetry, and practical effects to create a believable animatronic character that pairs perfectly with your Mandalorian armor. This series breaks down everything from mechanical design and electronic control to fabrication and finishing techniques—making it perfect for those wanting to explore the world of DIY animatronics, robotics for props, and puppet-making for film and cosplay. It’s also an excellent resource for Star Wars fans eager to bring their favorite characters to life using budget-friendly methods. Subscribe and follow along as we build this adorable animatronic companion, step-by-step, in a compact home workshop equipped with 3D printers, laser cutters, and hand tools. Don't forget to like, comment, and share if you love droids, robots, and all things animatronic. Let’s bring Grogu to life—one servo at a time! #AnimatronicGrogu #RobotBuilding #StarWarsCosplay #DIYAnimatronics #DroidBuilders #GroguPuppet #MandalorianCosplay #PuppetMakers #RobotFans Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/paulsbots Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction 03:14 Parts for the Build 05:08 Deconstruction of Statue 08:44 3D Printed Parts 09:26 Pre-drilling and Tapping Holes 10:04 Installing Neck Servo 12:41 Centering Servo 15:00 Wrap Up Build of Materials STL files available at Printables.com: https://www.printables.com/model/1280... 3D printed Body 3D printed Servo Holder 3D Printed Head Attachment Joint Parts: Sideshow Collectible – The Child 2 Low Profile Servos Standard Servo 6-Channel Maestro (assembled) 6-volt 4200 Mah NIMH Battery 2 12-inch 2-56 Threaded Rod 2 EZ Connectors Heavy Duty 2-56 2 Swivel Ball Link 2-56 ¼-Inch Armature Wire 6-mm Universal Joint 100-mm long 6-mm D Shaft 2 6-mm D Bore Hubs with thru-hole Ruthex Threaded Inserts #2-56 Bag Jumper wire Male to Male Servo Extension Lead Wire 22awg RC Switch 4 6-32 machine screws screws and nuts 5/8 inch long 5 2-56 machine screws screws 3/8 inch long 4 #4 screws ½ inch long 12 4-40 machine screws screws 3/8 long 3mm set screw for servo 16mm long Fender washer Tools: Dremel with cut-off wheel and sanding drum Soldering iron 3mm hex key allen wrench 2mm hexkey allen wrench 7/32 hex key allen wrench Small Phillips screwdriver Small flat screw driver Small saw Tweezers Wire cutters Drill