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In lugnet.announce.moc, Andrew Saada writes:
> Me HULK.
> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/legoaymaar/H-U-L-K/thehulk-2.0.jpg
> Me angry at military who want to kill HULK. HULK big and not afraid. HULK's
> 2nd and 3rd toes equal, so not only is HULK smart but STRONG. ;] HULK likes
> orange. Boys and girls, HULK is also cool because me is easy for you to
> bring to life.
>
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> Hallo-
>
> The HULK was inspired by DaveE's Rock Golems and the sheer mass of the
> Incredible character. I thought about creating a Golem like Dave's but then
> I realized that the HULK was feasible. I never read comics but I have seen
> the movie trailers and some artwork. I spent an hour or so creating version
> 1 Wednesday afternoon. I was informed this (Thurs) afternoon while showing
> a preview that HULK was naked. [HULK]HULK no like being nakey.[/HULK] I
> really like the eyes of the small frog in the Wild Collection set except I
> realize that even though his bulge, those would not do. I also went back to
> the first design of the shoulder blades (seen in 1.0; 1.1 added a 1x3 plate
> so as to eliminate the horizontal "hole"). I rebuilt him late Thurs night,
> early Friday.[1]
>
> My rendition of The HULK is made soley from the parts of a single Wild
> Collection (http://guide.lugnet.com/set/4101). (Therefore, for $30 you can
> have your very own! ;-) I designed the HULK with respect to the anatomy of
> a minifig. Arms and legs move in the same manner, except HULK has movable
> feet and instead of rotating hands, movable elbows.
>
> Post Mod:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=43016
> (Will take better pics with natural light.)
>
> Enjoy! PLMKWYT.
>
> -Andrew
>
>
> GardenSLUG
>
> [1]Andrew realizes that he should have just waited til the morning because
> messing with the pics and uploading them has allowed 5:00 to appear soon.
Andrew,
For someone only having seen th preview images and some artwork of the
Hulk and limiting yourself to only a select set of parts, you did a very
nice job in capturing the essence of the Hulk. I would be curious to see
what you could do after seeing the movie and expanding the piece selection
(Perhaps a She-hulk is in order :)
Keep Building,
Jim F.
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jim Foulds writes:
> In lugnet.announce.moc, Andrew Saada writes:
> > -----------------
> > Hallo-
> >
> > The HULK was inspired by DaveE's Rock Golems and the sheer mass of the
> > Incredible character. I thought about creating a Golem like Dave's but then
> > I realized that the HULK was feasible. I never read comics but I have seen
> > the movie trailers and some artwork. I spent an hour or so creating version
> > 1 Wednesday afternoon. I was informed this (Thurs) afternoon while showing
> > a preview that HULK was naked. [HULK]HULK no like being nakey.[/HULK] I
> > really like the eyes of the small frog in the Wild Collection set except I
> > realize that even though his bulge, those would not do. I also went back to
> > the first design of the shoulder blades (seen in 1.0; 1.1 added a 1x3 plate
> > so as to eliminate the horizontal "hole"). I rebuilt him late Thurs night,
> > early Friday.[1]
> >
> > My rendition of The HULK is made soley from the parts of a single Wild
> > Collection (http://guide.lugnet.com/set/4101). (Therefore, for $30 you can
> > have your very own! ;-) I designed the HULK with respect to the anatomy of
> > a minifig. Arms and legs move in the same manner, except HULK has movable
> > feet and instead of rotating hands, movable elbows.
<>
> Andrew,
>
> For someone only having seen th preview images and some artwork of the
> Hulk and limiting yourself to only a select set of parts, you did a very
> nice job in capturing the essence of the Hulk. I would be curious to see
> what you could do after seeing the movie and expanding the piece selection
> (Perhaps a She-hulk is in order :)
>
> Keep Building,
> Jim F.
Jim,
Thank you very much. I am really happy with the result given the
parameters. I wanted to be able to create him from one set if possible so
that he could be easily "purchased"; I'm extremely glad that you think his
essence is present.
I already have some ideas for "set" setups just from some of the newer parts
this summer. Hmmm....She-hulk...iNteresting...I know I can go searching for
images, etc (which I'll probably have to do) but are you familiar with her
proportions in relation to those of Hulk?
-Andrew
GardenSLUG
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