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Re: new MOC: experimental mecha X6-1 "Rail"
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Sun, 30 Apr 2006 07:39:33 GMT
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It definetly does have a light feel to it
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oh! excellent! I though that it might have ended up too chunky.
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Though you might want to beef up the
interior so it would look like a fig could fit inside or make it like a
remote controled mecha via neural helmet(unless thats what you were going
for).
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remote controlled via neural helmet... yeeeeah, why not, that’s what I was
after... ;) No, you’re right; I would have liked to make the torso a bit larger,
but for two reasons I didn’t: worried about the ability of the legs to support
it (see below) and the way I made the torso means I’ve only got two studs near
the waist to attach the torso armour too. Although I could have tried something
more clever with the angled shoulder technic connectors....
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I dont see what you mean by weak joints however, unless its the axles
constantly popping out of the balls. Other than that I think its actually
more sturdy than the V-Siren.
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The axles do pop out occasionally. But mainly, it’s the knees: a single click
hinge, and it can be a trial posing it in anything other than upright standing.
The V-Siren has those lovely huge round disk hingy things at the knees. Also,
The feet have a tiny area of contact with the ground so they don’t always
provide enough friction to keep a more ‘splayed-leg’ pose up.
If you insist.
Thanks for your reply!
mo.
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| Hey Matt. I dig what you mean by architectural. Something about those arches. It definetly does have a light feel to it and I like the colors. This gives me the impression its like a rich man's decoration mecha that he shows off to guests in the (...) (18 years ago, 29-Apr-06, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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