This previous week my partner and I went about building a box, spraying the foam and letting it harden, then bringing it to the woodshop to cut. After cutting it, we found that some of our foam had gotten inside the actual toy and thus hadn’t hardened and started oozing out, so that was weird. After talking with Andy, we decided to do less cuts for now to see what we can get from that information, and might do more later if we find we need more information about a piece. I then brought my images into Rhino and scaled them. So far, I have only been able to build the foot. I did this using three images, the two sections plus one of the foot straight on. I then used those as references to create a series of ellipses which I lofted and closed. The hardest part was lining up all of the images correctly when they are all oriented a different way and are all semi-transparent making it hard to see what’s what.