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Re: New Mecha!
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Mon, 7 Aug 2000 23:40:46 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Mladen Pejic writes:
> Thanks Joel! And, yeah mecha don't always have to be two legged and two armed.
> That's why I like anime so much, because it shows such diversified mecha,
> unlike Battletech.
Agreed. And it's refreshing to see a departure from the norm.
> BTW you're not such a bad military leader, your mecha, err... walkers, err...
> striders, look very mass-production friendly. And they come loaded with all
> those weapons, mmm...
Thanks! Something I really did pay attention to was consistency of form. Once
I write my story you'll see that my particular brand of mech is more like the
step between treaded tanks and the super mechs like the Gundam. I wanted
essentially a single-pilot tank that could be inserted into uncharted,
uncertain terrain and come out on top. Treads are limiting, after all. I'm
working on building in a design logic, I guess.
As for my story, I'm kinda stalling. I just got back on the Gundam model train
and I need to burn my fuse a bit there before I get back to my Lego fixes.
Keep up the great work, Mladen.
Joel
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| Thanks Joel! And, yeah mecha don't always have to be two legged and two armed. That's why I like anime so much, because it shows such diversified mecha, unlike Battletech. BTW you're not such a bad military leader, your mecha, err... walkers, err... (...) (24 years ago, 6-Aug-00, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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