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A while back, I happened across some real cheap basketball fig packs. I got to
thinking about the springy legs, and what other possible uses they could have.
Well, that night, I was playing the game Soul Calibur II. For those of you who
have not played it, it is a great fighting game which also features some of the
most... well-programmed gravitational physics, let us call it. Due to this, the
one character that will usually stick out in every mind (ok, every male mind) is
Taki the ninja.
(click images for large pics)
Taki stands tall at 13.5 inches, and has 28 points of articulation (arms, legs,
neck, waist), or 30 if you count... the gravitational physics. She has a red
veil on because this is what she wore in Soul Calibur I (and I didnt have the
piece in tan ;) ).
For the full gallery, click here:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=142436
And if youre wondering what the reason for the whole basket ball fig story:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/PepaQuin/Taki/taki49.jpg
-Matt
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Matt DeLanoy wrote:
SNIP
Soooooo they Jiggle eh?
I need a GIF. Or an MPEG. Doesnt matter much...
Legoswami
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Matt DeLanoy wrote:
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<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/PepaQuin/Taki/taki01.jpg
(click images for large pics)
Taki stands tall at 13.5 inches, and has 28 points of articulation (arms,
legs, neck, waist), or 30 if you count... the gravitational physics. She has
a red veil on because this is what she wore in Soul Calibur I (and I didnt
have the piece in tan ;) ).
And if youre wondering what the reason for the whole basket ball fig story:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/PepaQuin/Taki/taki49.jpg
-Matt
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Excellent idea. I dont think I will copy it but it does make sense. Great job
finding a use for parts that have so few.
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