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Re: Robo Platoon MOC's
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Mon, 20 Dec 2004 02:42:27 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jason Coronado wrote:
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don’t you just love the simplicity of the smaller mecha? your little guys
look great! nice proportions. that blue one has an anime look to it with
those jet-thingies (love my technical jargon?). the use of the t-valve has
become a staple in smaller-scale mecha. i assume you have seen kerouac’s or
padiru’s creations. they use t-valves like they’re going out of style. i
used quite a few with my vanguard and am currently employing about 8 to 10 >
ofthem in my latest mecha. makes for excellent poses. compliments to you. >
try adding some more greebles for details.
jason
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It’s funny - those “jet-thingies” are straight from the Robo-Platoon set, and a
lot of people seem to like them - good job, Lego!
The pneumatic tees are something I used for the wrists of my mecha for years.
I’m glad to see that they’re getting more attention these days. I only hope
lego makes sets besides pneumatics that have more of them - maybe the next
designer sets...
Thanks for the comments!
Later,
Chris
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| (...) don't you just love the simplicity of the smaller mecha? your little guys look great! nice proportions. that blue one has an anime look to it with those jet-thingies (love my technical jargon?). the use of the t-valve has become a staple in (...) (20 years ago, 18-Dec-04, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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