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Re: The Jamocklaquat - Official Pictures
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Fri, 9 May 2003 10:00:16 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie writes:
> The fruits of my labour. This is my greatest Triumph thus far in my long
> history of Lego Building and as a Robot/Mecha builder.
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> http://www.biomechanicalbricks.com/jamocklaquat.htm
I'm stunned.
My mind is rebooting but can't get a grip, it's. Oh.
NNNNGGGGHH!
*breathing exercices*
> I plan to write up a rather lengthy Tech Document regarding its functionality.
I plan to read it, print it and then read it again!
> Although not set in stone yet, I plan on holding a Technical Disertation at
> Brick Fest this August for those interested in Jama's inner workings.
Don't temp me into taking a bank loan just to afford being there!
> I am equally thrilled and burned out. I still need to photograph the robot
> to show it's poseability. I have engineered Jama to be as flexable as >possible.
Take a break, get some fresh air and come back when you are ready. We will be
here! I know the feeling.
> The Mecha can even sit up right in a chair, knees and hips bent to form.
!!!
> As some of you may know, I have made certain changes in my life to allow me
> to live and work as an Artist. Building Jama was my Job. I hope it will pay >off.
So do I. It would be awesome! If it can work on this planet, it's either Japan
or America. If anyone can do it it's you Eric. I have faith in you and this
project!
> But, just as inportant to me is the success in your eyes. It is my hope to
> open eyes to the possibilities of the Lego System. You don't have to have a
> ton of time on your hands or a ton of Lego or money in your wallet to create.
That is true.
But what's the most amazing about this creation are the solutions you've done.
Given an infinitive amount of LEGO and time I don't think I could build
anything up to Jama's standard! The forces in that thing must be enourmous. I
have no clue have you managed to get the gears and axles not tearing under the
stress. It's stunning I tell you, insane even - in a good way of course!
> Still if its gonna really be a robot, it must accomplish some tasks. With
> that in mind, I plan to take some mpegs of it handing objects and doing
> something useful. I embark on a programming journey.
Oooh! The possibilites are almost endless. The hard part would be finding a
task that can be done in a reasonable amount of time. It must be rather slow. I
was surprised to see the speed of things in the movies you have so far but
major joints must be a lot slower to handle the weight.
> Until I release the Technical review and Action Poses. Enjoy the current
> images. I poured my heart and soul into this creation. In fact, when I set
> out to create the Super Mech-Bot, I wanted to create the ultimate robot that
> contained all of the marvelous Technology that the Lego system has. I think
> I've done that with Jama. I may take apart the Giant Black Monster and uses
> the black technic to create something else. Or until the next giant Mecha
> comes along.
You poured your heart and soul into the creation, and your programming will
breathe life into it as well. Let us all pray you don't write code as well as
you build 'cause if that's the case doom is near at hand. You will invent true
AI, the robot will build more robots with even better mechanics (still all LEGO
though) and multiply. Eventually they will take over all the LEGO plants and
after that the world. The human race would be turned into ABS.
Wait, that's not doom, that's.. Oh! I'm going to be a minifig! (but with my
luch they would probably turn me into Jar Jar's)
> I present the Jamocklaquat:
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> The Jamocklaquat - Technic Fig Scale Mecha - Fully Articulated Mindstorms
> Robot - 41 Motors - 1 VC - 12 RCX - 1 Scout - 2 Control Centers - 50 Inches >Tall
Weight?
50" = 127 cm for those who know the metrics system.
Eric. I don't know where to start! I'm not worthy!
My brain is still like frozen yoghurt.
The shear amount of things and size is breathtaking. Then comes the fact it
actually have motors. And good joints. And cool looks. You ARE *the* LEGOMASTER!
Oh.
Best regards,
/Tobbe
http://www.lotek.nu
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