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Hey all... I thought I would post and old creation of mine that's been
collecting dust in my closet for years. It's a Mini Fig scale Transformable G1
Optimus Prime. I based it on the original toy, which means the hands and Gun
must be removed for transformation. The goal was to make something that looked
good in Truck mode and was poseable as a robot. I guess that's about it, Enjoy
the pics and comments are welcome.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=188318
Thanks
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Awesome! I can just hear him command "Autobots, roll out!" Or should that be
"Autobricks?"
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jason Jay wrote:
Hey all... I thought I would post and old creation of mine that’s been
collecting dust in my closet for years. It’s a Mini Fig scale Transformable
G1 Optimus Prime. I based it on the original toy, which means the hands and
Gun must be removed for transformation. The goal was to make something that
looked good in Truck mode and was poseable as a robot. I guess that’s about
it, Enjoy the pics and comments are welcome.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=188318
Thanks
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Very nice work Jason. If you’d like more feedback feel free to post it over on
MechaHub.com too.
http://mechahub.com
Bryce McGlone
MechaHub Admin
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jason Jay wrote:
> Hey all... I thought I would post and old creation of mine that's been
> collecting dust in my closet for years. It's a Mini Fig scale Transformable G1
> Optimus Prime. I based it on the original toy, which means the hands and Gun
> must be removed for transformation. The goal was to make something that looked
> good in Truck mode and was poseable as a robot. I guess that's about it, Enjoy
> the pics and comments are welcome.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=188318
>
> Thanks
Nice Job!! I have to say it is probably the best Optimus Prime moc that I have
seen. Keep up the good work.
MC7
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Kudos to you JJ my man. You got the touch. You go the power. When all hell's
breaking lose you'll be right in the heart of the storm. Great job bubba.
F
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jason Jay wrote:
> Hey all... I thought I would post and old creation of mine that's been
> collecting dust in my closet for years. It's a Mini Fig scale Transformable G1
> Optimus Prime. I based it on the original toy, which means the hands and Gun
> must be removed for transformation. The goal was to make something that looked
> good in Truck mode and was poseable as a robot. I guess that's about it, Enjoy
> the pics and comments are welcome.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=188318
>
> Thanks
Wow, I dont know a mecha from a man hole. But I do remember playing enough with
transformers as a child and once again as my sons grew up... and that looks
incredible. Some of the cheap knock off toys were badly proportioned and the
2nd model always looked like a bit of a stretch. This model is the exact
opposite of all those cheap knock offs. The proportion is wonderful and it
looks just as good in either forms. I'd call that a real success.
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jason Jay wrote:
> Hey all... I thought I would post and old creation of mine that's been
> collecting dust in my closet for years. It's a Mini Fig scale Transformable G1
> Optimus Prime. I based it on the original toy, which means the hands and Gun
> must be removed for transformation. The goal was to make something that looked
> good in Truck mode and was poseable as a robot. I guess that's about it, Enjoy
> the pics and comments are welcome.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=188318
>
> Thanks
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what parts did you use for the joint assembly for the legs to connect to the
hips?
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