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In lugnet.duplo, Tobias Möller writes:
> Wow, great MOC:s! They remind me of an anime I saw once, called "the planet
> of the dinosaurs". That was about man and dinosaur living together, but it
> was not hi-tech, it was more like the Roman Empire.
I'd love to see that! Maybe I can find it in my local video store. EricJ
also mentioned there is some short animated series called Cadillac Dinosaur
(or something like that) which is similar too.
> Anyway, I really like the way you've used DUPLO elements together with
> bricks to make those war-machines. There's just one thing I wonder: Can
> that triceratops really move? He looks like he's stuck in there :-)
He can move just as well as the others! :)
> On the other hand, Triceratopses are very strong, perhaps that's why he's
> carrying the heavy artillery?
Well, he's actually not carrying heavy artillery...he's got two SRM-3's but
those big things on the side are plasma turbine drill cutters. (That's how he
gets his name Yatsuzaki, which means "to rip apart limb from limb." :o) The
way it works is that the drill spins at high speed and cuts the flesh, hide,
or shell of the opponent while the spinning plasma lasers emit a molecular
disruption pattern to break down the structure for easier grinding.
> I also have to make a comment on those *fabulous* photos! They're sharp,
> they have great colours, and they're all really enjoyable to watch! What
> camera are you using? A digital one? Or a normal camera? judging by the
> photo quality, the camera seems expensive.
It's a Sony Mavica FD-91, which takes 1024x768 and exports them as JPEGs on
floppy disks. The sharpness comes from using a really bright light, which
increases the depth of field and puts more of the subject in focus. I also
post-processed the images using The GIMP[1] and cleaned up some of the larger
dust particles and scratches that become more visible under brighter light.
The shadows and the light-brown gradient background are completely fake.
--Todd
[1] http://www.gimp.org/
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| (...) Perhaps you can find it. I´ve looked all over the web for info about it, but only found some pages telling me about where I can watch it. AFAIKm the only way to watch it is by watcxhing the German channel "tm3", where they air a German dub. (...) (24 years ago, 3-Apr-00, to lugnet.duplo, lugnet.publish)
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| (...) Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. It was, I beleive, a comic book first, then a toy line and an animated series at the same time. It's only kind of vaguely like them though, in that there are dinosaurs with armor and weapons strapped on them. The style (...) (24 years ago, 3-Apr-00, to lugnet.duplo, lugnet.publish)
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| Wow, great MOC:s! They remind me of an anime I saw once, called "the planet of the dinosaurs". That was about man and dinosaur living together, but it was not hi-tech, it was more like the Roman Empire. Anyway, I really like the way you've used (...) (24 years ago, 2-Apr-00, to lugnet.duplo)
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