Crashworks3D Iron Man Helmet Servo Controller for Arduino Nano

247 subscriber face reveal! So, you managed to get a hold of a 3D printed Iron Man helmet, then were successful in attaching the hinges and servo motors for the face plate. 07:47 You choose not to hack the servo motors to run "analog"    • How to Use Servo Motors with NO Programmin...   well, here is a little video to get you started on your journey to using micro controllers ! Just of note, I have no affiliation with any person or products linked here, as I stated in the video; Crashworks3D made this happen, they wrote the cool code for the Arduino! https://github.com/crashworks3d/Iron_... I bought the Arduino nano's from Amazon, no link because the person I bought from were out of stock. My advice is read the description as well as "user questions" you should quickly find if you will have any USB driver issues. I'm sure the breadboard was bought on Amazon, you can get kits with the jumper wires included. I have Arduino kits that included breadboards. Just find one in the colour you like, they are cheap and handy. The PowerBoost and Battery (and the soldering Iron, many years ago) were bought from Solarbotics: https://solarbotics.com/ , again, no affiliation, just a regular place I've bought from.