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Re: Spider Tank
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Fri, 29 Apr 2005 14:40:59 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Kyle Vrieze wrote:
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Heres a new MOC, its a Spider Tank Mech:
brickshelf gallery
Ill do a MOCpage when the sites back up.
This MOC was heavily inspired by (but not a faithful replica of) a spider
tank featured in the anime Ghost in the Shell--Stand Alone Complex. Its
seen in each opening sequence, and is featured in (I think) episode 2 of the
series. Wheels are mounted in the feet to allow higher speeds on flat
surfaces than you would get just by walking.
The Spider Tank represents a lot of firsts for me. Its my first (posted)
multi-ped mech, after drooling over Sorens and Mladens for years. This is
also my first blay MOC. What can I say, its the only solid color I had the
Rescue Chopper canopy part in (well, that and the click joints...) Finally,
its my first time using the click-rotating hinges (yeah, I build reeeeaally
slow). The four hips have three axes of rotation, and each knee has two,
which allows for some good range of motion (for one of my mechs anyway).
Im thinking about a good pose to submit for the mech pose contest.
Cross-posted to .space cuz Lenny featured it in his highlight sidebar.
Thanks Lenny!
Hope you all enjoy, lemme know if you have suggestions...
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I can dig it. Youve got nice set of smooth, sorta bulbous in places, shapes
that works really well. The mech ends up looking just a little cute, but thats
OK. Getting the wheels in there and keeping it able to stand and pose is also
very cool. I also think its a nice touch that you went with larger scale
greebles since its a tank. In general, I dont like being able to see the
hinges showing through the armor on mechs and stuff, and youve done a pretty
good job of concealing them, or bulking them up enough to look reasonable,
instead of just leaving the lego hinge exposed.
-Dan Rubin
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Spider Tank
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| (...) I think most of my stuff winds up having a little "cute" content in it. I'd credit (blame?) the anime influence. BTW, I have to confess the wheels don't turn freely, so the model doesn't roll (they're wrapped around 1x1 cylinders). (20 years ago, 30-Apr-05, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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| Here's a new MOC, it's a Spider Tank Mech: (5 URLs) brickshelf gallery> I'll do a MOCpage when the site's back up. This MOC was heavily inspired by (but not a faithful replica of) a spider tank featured in the anime Ghost in the Shell--Stand Alone (...) (20 years ago, 29-Apr-05, to lugnet.build.mecha, lugnet.space, lugnet.announce.moc, FTX) !!
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