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Hi all,
Been a while since I last posted, since my last (not quite finished) post I got
distracted and built this...
Brickshelf Link
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=131207
It is heavily inspired by the works of Soren and Mladen and obviously Shirow
Masamune, whose work I love. Took about 6 hours to build, over 2 days. The pilot
has minimal armour protection, but the DB 115 features advanced counter-measures
as well as an impressive array of firepower. This comes in the form of satellite
guided missiles, plasma field disrupter, EMP array and short- range pulse
cannons. The DB 115 also features interchangeable front “arms” that can be tuned
to suit numerous mission types.
Thanks for viewing, all critiques and opinions much appreciated!
Jas
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jas Nagra wrote:
Hi Jas,
this is really a nice piece of work!
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It is heavily inspired by the works of Soren and Mladen and obviously Shirow
Masamune, whose work I love.
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Sorry, I don’t know the last one (but I’ll have to seek for him!). The
inspiration can easily been seen. You did a good job! You were inspired but you
built your very own creation.
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Took about 6 hours to build, over 2 days.
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Hey you are fast!
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The pilot has minimal armour protection
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That’s the only thing I don’t like! Why should one build a piloted combat
machine which is totally useless without the pilot and not take care for him?
I
think human ressoures like good trained combat pilots are worth protection!
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, but the DB 115 features advanced
counter-measures as well as an impressive array of firepower. This comes in
the form of satellite guided missiles, plasma field disrupter, EMP array and
short- range pulse cannons. The DB 115 also features interchangeable front
“arms” that can be tuned to suit numerous mission types.
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That sounds quite well armed!
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Thanks for viewing, all critiques and opinions much appreciated!
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Thanks for shareing. It’s a pleasure to look at. I’d like to see more detail
pictures e.g. of who you attached the legs.
Keep up your good work,
Marco
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Hey cool, lot's of stuff attached to the Multiped. I was thinking it could do
with longer legs. Though that is up to you. The body has cool stuff, perhaps
extend the legs and you'll show off the chunky body?
Good detail, thanks for sharring!
Great props to the builders you mentioned too.
e
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jas Nagra wrote:
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Hi all,
Been a while since I last posted, since my last (not quite finished) post I
got distracted and built this...
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snipped pic
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Brickshelf Link
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=131207
It is heavily inspired by the works of Soren and Mladen and obviously Shirow
Masamune, whose work I love. Took about 6 hours to build, over 2 days. The
pilot has minimal armour protection, but the DB 115 features advanced
counter-measures as well as an impressive array of firepower. This comes in
the form of satellite guided missiles, plasma field disrupter, EMP array and
short- range pulse cannons. The DB 115 also features interchangeable front
“arms” that can be tuned to suit numerous mission types.
Thanks for viewing, all critiques and opinions much appreciated!
Jas
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This is a slick build, especially for only six hours! (I think I may have
already spent six hours just on the feet of my current mech project.) It
definitely reminds me of the work of the builders you mention. I like how you
contoured the front section with the different slopes and wedges.
Note to Marco: Masamune Shirow is a Japanese manga artist who has designed some
excellent mecha. Just off the top of my head, I know that Mladen, Soren, David
Rabadan, Mark Neumann and I are all Shirow fans (as well as probably a bunch
more builders in .mecha that I didn’t know about or forgot).
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All I can say is thank goodness for distractions. I’m loving this multiped. Very
SorMladen or MladSoren as the case may be. You’re details and excellent
photography give it just the right touch, Jas.
Great job!
-Dave
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