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While I am not particularly impressed by the infighting - I love the
idea of everybody having a go at building form a target mecha. How
about we drop all the rivalry, and all have a go at building one. We
could give people bragging rights on "the most accurate" version and
the "most poseable", and other categories, but I think we would all
learn and it would be cool to see what everybody comes up with based
on the same source. That actually sounds like a lot of fun. I also
think 9 months is a bit too long to wait for results, so how about
leaving it open for 9 months, but people post as they go along.
It would actually be a real insight into comparitive buidling styles.
While we are at it, any chance of a 2006 MPC? Is it an annual contest?
If not, why not? Has anyone got a catchy acronym based title for this?
I think we have Mecha Face Off - so the challenge is the MFO.
Danny
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On 20/12/05, Joe meno <jmenomeno@aol.com> wrote:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Soren Roberts wrote:
> > Okay, for everyone who feels like going for it as-is, here are the rules,
> > expanded:
> >
> > 12" to the shoulders. An inch higher, and anything shorter, is fine - don't
> > get
> > hung up on it.
> >
> > Make whatever adjustments you like within reason - color, detail, stuff like
> > that. No altering proportions or really basic shapes.
> >
> > Try to keep it articulate, but how much is your call.
> >
> > Soren
>
> Okay, I'm still in -
>
> even though I don't know how to build mecha, I'm willing to jump in and
> learn...
>
> and hi Allister and Bryce!
>
> Joe Meno
> .space paparazzi!
>
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