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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> Hey!
>
> Chapter 11 of the Verneer Chronicles will be up tomorrow. In the meantime,
> with all the talk about the need for more dragons, I built one all by
> myself. It took
> about 8 hours or so, but I got it done from scratch. You be the judge
> whether it was good or not.
>
> The Dragon: http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/dragon/dragon10.JPG
>
> Verneer Chronicles: http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/
>
> Check tomorrow for Chapter 11!
>
> -- Pawel
dude! that is so cool!!
describe the joints and articulations please! it looks very pose-able and
non-mechanical, which is the creative challlenge here. i love dragon/
(dino) building because it is like a hybrid between sculpture and mecha lego
disciplines.
she's a beautiful dragon at that! that snarling face is excellent and very
scary-scary! she may need to eat up a few dozen peasants because shes
looking a bit thin though. ;-)
really looking forward to your new chapter!
later ~ craig~
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> The Dragon:
> http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/dragon/dragon10.JPG
Awesome!
I love the use of the chrome pieces... real menacing... sure got a second
look, and a third, before I figured out what they were. ;-)
Pawel, you gotta stop doing that... by "that" I mean giving us one picture of
every creation... and people call *me* a tease! C'mon... give us s'more
poses...
Can't wait for Chapter 11,
-Shiri
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> Hey!
>
> Chapter 11 of the Verneer Chronicles will be up tomorrow. In the meantime,
> with all the talk about the need for more dragons, I built one all by
> myself. It took
> about 8 hours or so, but I got it done from scratch. You be the judge
> whether it was good or not.
>
> The Dragon: http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer- • chronicles/dragon/dragon10.JPG
>
Pawel, that is amazing...I love the teeth and mouth! How is this beast
jointed?
I agree w/ Shiri...more pics!! :-)
-Chris
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AIIIIEEEEEE!!!!
GOJIRA!!!!!
<runs>
~M
--
Mark's Lego Creations
http://www.nwlink.com/~sandlin/lego
> From: "Pawel Nazarewicz" <verneer@utk.edu>
> Organization: Castle World
> Newsgroups: lugnet.castle
> Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2000 05:53:07 GMT
> Subject: Enter the Dragon ... or a fun teaser.
>
> Hey!
>
> Chapter 11 of the Verneer Chronicles will be up tomorrow. In the meantime,
> with all the talk about the need for more dragons, I built one all by
> myself. It took
> about 8 hours or so, but I got it done from scratch. You be the judge
> whether it was good or not.
>
> The Dragon:
> http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/dragon/dragon10.JPG
>
> Verneer Chronicles: http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/
>
> Check tomorrow for Chapter 11!
>
> -- Pawel
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> dude! that is so cool!!
Thanks!
> describe the joints and articulations please! it looks very pose-able and
> non-mechanical, which is the creative challlenge here. i love dragon/
> (dino) building because it is like a hybrid between sculpture and mecha lego
> disciplines.
I know all about you and dragons:) We even had some cool plans that had to
do with them. I have two more pictures that might show off some more
detail:
http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/dragon/dragon13.JPG
The hands are your standard lego legs. I have two pairs of them per hand,
giving the beast five fingers on each hand. They are all independents,
which is a big plus. Each arm also uses four Star Wars hinges as well.
They are connected to the main body (made of the two things from the
Witche's Windship <set:6037>) with the black turntables (found in the
Defense Archer <set:4811>). The legs are very similiar.
http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/verneer-chronicles/dragon/dragon14.JPG
This shows the tail (I wanted more parts, but on my first attempt, I was
antsy to get it done) and the movement of the arms.
Some downsides to it are the fact that it is a little top heavy ...
something to work on for future dragons for sure.
> she's a beautiful dragon at that! that snarling face is excellent and very
> scary-scary! she may need to eat up a few dozen peasants because shes
> looking a bit thin though. ;-)
That's what my mom said too! They'll be plenty of people eaten ... that's
for sure:)
> really looking forward to your new chapter!
>
> later ~ craig~
-- Pawel
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