Description

Even before the "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...." there was our Dear B9. If you grew up on 60's or 70's you will definetly enjoy this B9 model. Shape keys are in place to move the arms as well as the wheel belts.

[https://rumble.com/vdq20b-lost-in-space-b9-robot.html](https://rumble.com/vdq20b-lost-in-space-b9-robot.html)

Have fun.

Comments (12)

Lomar over 12 years ago

And you will never forget the sound of that voice saying: "Warning! Warning!". And it was a very advanced robot. (It wasn't very mobile, but some of the things it did to Dr. Smith! R2 would have shorted out.) So glad to see this! Thank you!

howy2012 over 12 years ago

Great memories! Thanks!

oneshotal over 12 years ago

Now come along with me, you ludicrous lump, there's much to be done.

varanda over 12 years ago

Sure there are. Be free to add more features and repost the model.

oneshotal over 12 years ago

that was something dr. smith always said to the robot.

varanda over 12 years ago

oh, I see... now it does make sense. I grew up watching the Brazilian version. They used local slang for his speeches especially when he was "referring" to the B9. I liked the "ludicrous lump" though that I just learned from you :-)

oneshotal over 12 years ago

nice job, btw.

Dan45 over 12 years ago

I'm old enough to remember Dr. Smith and this robot.lol

Peter-T over 12 years ago

Before he was b9, he was robbie the robot to most kids. He made his big debut in "The Angry Red Planet." An excellent Sci-Fi film from the 50's. Also, thanks for an excellent model.

Mr_Lamppost over 12 years ago

Robbie was a different robot that appeared in Forbiden Planet although hed did make a quest appearance in Lost in Space under another name.

varanda over 12 years ago

B9 with batteries: [https://vimeo.com/77337005](https://vimeo.com/77337005) Cheers, Varanda

ZENOPHOBE almost 10 years ago

i love it! Thank You!