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My first attempt at a ‘sketch’ of sorts (experimenting with form & function
only, not color):
Not sure yet if I’m overdoing the hip and underdoing the leg joints - this is
only my second mech. But it’s been fun playing with the idea in between taking
care of our baby. More to come!
Peace and Long Life,
Tony Alexander
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Tony Alexander wrote:
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My first attempt at a ‘sketch’ of sorts (experimenting with form & function
only, not color):
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Interesting Hip technique. I assume that the friction caused by the three
plates and the 1/2 technic bushes would allow for posability especially where
the hip would only be moving in the x-plane.
I like it.
Brian
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Brian Pilati wrote:
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Interesting Hip technique.
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Thanks! Not entirely high-tech, but it works for now.
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I assume that the friction caused by the three
plates and the 1/2 technic bushes would allow for posability especially where
the hip would only be moving in the x-plane.
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There’s a bit, but not too much. It rotates pretty freely, with only light
friction.
I’ve worked on the structure a little more tonight, cleaning up the hip joint
and adding a foot. I’m right now in awe of you guys who can whip out a
complete, complicated, mechanically sophisticated, artistically beautiful design
in such a short time - this is tougher than I thought! Good topic for a
challenge.
Overall leg sketch:
Hip joint x-axis rotation:
Tonight’s progress can be seen in pics dsc03406-09 and 11-13.
There are still some big challenges ahead. I’m mostly finished with hip/leg
structure, but I need to beautify the form and coloring. THEN, build 3 more
just like it... And I haven’t tried tackling the torso yet. Have I mentioned
that I’m not sorted at all?
This is still lots of fun!!
Peace and Long Life,
Tony Alexander
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