Robot Torso My one and only trip inside the robot. I bought my torso from Dewey Howard, and it's the focalpoint of any Lost in Space robot project. As it's supposed to be molded from an original torso, I took a series of photos with rulers and tape measures attached to help Dave Painter create his measured drawings. Other people scratch-building a torso have also found them helpful. As I had to cut out my neon area, rear vent, and chest holes, I also made tracings of the cutouts to help other brave scratch-builders. Click any photo below to enlarge. Back to the B9 Robot Resources home page Left: This is a tracing of the piece removed from the neon area. Right: This is a tracing of the piece removed from the rear vent area. It's the same size as the left and right vents. Left: This is a rubbing from the chest area of a pre-drilled Dewey torso (courtesy of Mark Leslie). The lines drawn show where I drilled my torso out.