Gromit was never meant to impress.
He was meant to teach.
This was the first time we properly began working on him — not as a finished object, but as a learning tool. No shortcuts. No rushing. Just taking things apart, understanding how they work, and putting them back together with intention.
Gromit is simple by design. That simplicity leaves nowhere to hide. Every decision matters. Every adjustment has a consequence. And that’s exactly why this project matters so much.
This first stage wasn’t about transformation. It was about observation. Cleaning, checking, correcting — slowly building a relationship with the car rather than forcing progress.
What you see here is the beginning of that relationship. The first steps in understanding balance, feedback, and mechanical honesty.
Gromit doesn’t shout. He listens. And if you’re willing to listen back, he teaches.





















































































































































