Walking WIKI Robot From Jason of Star Command Season 2

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Demo video:https://youtu.be/AtXSNHs-qdoBuild video:https://youtu.be/Ogm0LRdyxiQUpdated info at bottom.This is a walking model of the W.1.K.1. or Wiki robot from the late 70s TV show Jason Of Star Command. The season 2 version is different from the season 1 version. The model was designed by measurements taken from the videos of the show on Youtube. It was scaled from a screen image with a human hand holding the robot so it may not be very accurate. There were also multiple versions used in season 2 with slightly different features. It is a claw foot walker just like the TV version. I had to change the walking mechanism from the TV show versions two crank system to get a more solid mechanism. It now uses the same basic design as my two legged Gonk droid. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6236507The parts required are:N20 gear motor rated 100 RPM at 12 Volts 3 AAA battery box3mm screws of various lengthsI use a kit of screws from Amazon called "iexcell 125 Pcs M3 x 8/10/12/16/20 Stainless Steel 304 Hex Socket Button Head Cap Screws Bolts Assortment Kit"5mm Blinking Red LED Diode Lights 1.5Hz Flashing150 to 220 Ohm resistorPower switchhttps://www.amazon.com/Position-Breadboard-Electronic-Miniature-SlideSwitch/dp/B09R43HCY3/ref=psdc_306596011_t1_B07RTJDW27?th=1A couple of things I failed to mention in the build video:The main_body needs supports. I showed where to put them in the build video but I forgot to show that the 2 overhangs on the back of the body need support. The legs also need support.The motor should turn counter clockwise. When you solder the wires to the motor, test it with a battery pack and use a black Sharpie to color the wire that gives the proper rotation. Update:I got the AMS system on my Bambu LabsA1 Mini hooked up and printed some of the parts in multiple colors. I had to enlarge the lettering on the body because the features were too small for the printer to print. I have updated that file. I also added the Bambu Studios project files for printing the body, legs, and feet. I updated a couple of the photos but some still show the painted version.