due to limited space with in the cavity of the body i have used some 4mm springs that will carry the control cable to the wing.
also some other images…
Getting bored yet? lol
The project is going in the right dirrection… 
Is there anybody who can help getting a Arduino setup to control the thing ?
I am working on the casing to have all electronics things…
Very first stage here.
lol,
You peaked too early Eric.
Problem with the Promini is it will be a good waste of an SSC i think.
BAP28 or Botboarduino may be the only option… Jim?
You can easily put a ProMini under the SSC32… 
yes but what i mean is i only need 8 channels.
Yes
In theory you can drive them direcly from the ProMini not problem.
It’s only if you need some kind of communication from a RC receiver that you will have problem.
But most probably with a PS2 transmitter you would be ok.
with the two models im building…
One will run using just an RC receiver… thats it.
The other will run Autonomously with a Micro-controller and will work as soon as power is applied.
Last cable housing installed… Just need to remodel another eye mech as i have a few changes to make. 
Again.
Min/Max wing extension/retraction
Impressive parts and design!
Alan KM6VV
Eric designed the PullPull system to my specification. They work perfectly.
I’m really impressed by the design and look of the delicious 3D printed parts.
Great to see it coming together. 
Thanks. Im please that you like it.
The body structure has been fun to design, but even better seeing the model turn into physical parts.
Also its the first thing iv ever designed using cad so i hope it pays off.
Tests will start once Eric has cut me some g10 plates to hold the pull system together.
Ill be using a clear perspex cylinder to house the servos. The bird will sit on top of the cylinder.
Ill be able remove the cylinder to maintain the servos if need be.
I have several of these to make.
Iv designed the internal structure to be universal so it can be feathered into different birds.
Had quite a few enquiry about these and so it will be great if this prototype works well.
Nice work love the organic look. Are you going to put springs inbetween the neck vertebrae to support the head?
For your first cad design project that looks great. Solidworks is a great tool I love it. Thare is a company here in the
US called National Fiber Technology thay make a 4way stretch fur called I think Tbird fur when air brushed it looks
like the fine body fethers on the head and chest not cheep ** may be more then you whant to spend last
time I used them it was $36 a sq foot I thought I would share , fethering is so time consuming.
You got my vote! **
Thanks. The neck vertebrae is connected using ball joints that have been designed to lock into each other.
The neck won’t need springs as its strong enough to hold the head up.
Im still looking at the best option for the head. This one will blink its eyes so i have made a skull from polyurethane and another in cad for printing.
I have a deal with a local taxidermist. He has won for the last five years so he’s the leading taxidermist in the UK.
it has finally stopped hanging above my desk, as it has now got its stand.
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I foolow ur work very interested…
I like it!..good work Jonny!
Thanks pal.
Its a very interesting project to work on.
3d printing is awesome.
I can also print this in stainless steel. That’s crazy. Not to mention expensive.
This is fully awesome. The design is fantastic.