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More Modular mech parts and a Joint-tech idea!
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Thu, 6 Nov 2003 02:09:39 GMT
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Hello all, I am back with more modular mecha parts! 1 head, 2 back parts, a
mech, and an arm mounted weapon. Here is the MM folder post mod:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=60046
The head part (samurai) is a head that i actually made many months ago on
accident but didnt know what to do with, so i made it into a MM head:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DaLancer/ModularMechas/Heads/Samurai/headsamurai01.jpg
I made 2 back parts, the first is a generic missle launcher, the stinger.
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DaLancer/ModularMechas/ExternalParts/Stinger/backstinger01.jpg
The second part (my personal favorite) is the PWR heavy grenade launcher:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DaLancer/ModularMechas/ExternalParts/PWR/backpwr01.jpg
It uses a ammo and drum feed similar to Mladen Pejic's Dilur Model
http://www3.sympatico.ca/mladenpejic/Dilur.htm
Mine is a bit smaller but similar in many ways.
Lastly is the HAR heavy assault rifle. nothing to fancy here other than the use
of technic cams as a barrel:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DaLancer/ModularMechas/Arms/HAR/armgunhar01.jpg
The new mech i assembled using the new parts is the WarPig, it shows how the PWR
is mounted and shows that to have lots of big guns, you need the strongest legs.
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DaLancer/ModularMechas/WarPig/01warpig.jpg
(i added a second attachment point to the edge torso, i didnt feel like making a
new one, too lazy)
Last but not least is a joint idea. I am not sure if it has been done before,
but i will show it anyways!
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DaLancer/Ideas/joint00.jpg
It may not look like much, but so far i found the limit of what it can support
without twisting is limited by how strongly it is attached to the joint
itself... It is basically a technic Friction pin inside 2 technic bricks. On the
outside of each end of the pin, i stuck the handle of the loudhailer/blasters
in. This REALLY strengthens the pin. To hold the pin in place i used a 1x2 plate
and centered it over the top stud of the blaster. I then but the 1x2 plate with
1 stud on the bottom and attached it that to the technic brick using a 2x2
plate. it can be strengthened further by using different plates for added
support, but i just showed the bare essentials in the pics.(when i tested the
joint with ome extra support it held 3 battery boxes being held about 10 studs
away from the joint, after that the support parts came loose, but the joint
stayed strong)
PLMKWYT!!!!!!
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