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Re: New Mecha: The Tribunal
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Thu, 1 Dec 2005 00:17:36 GMT
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Hi all,
I feel kind of cheeky, posting to the thread without a word on the mecha itself.
It has an awesome look about it - and I realy have a thing for tripods
- this one really does live up to the image. Its interesting having
real stats as well for it. I am a little unsure about the colour
scheme - it works, but I would also love to see this in military greys
as well.
The biggest acheivement is the almost radial symmetry you have on the
build - that is fairly awkward to do. If you dont mind me asking, how
fragile has it turned out to be- around that center join- the image E
pulled out? I definately like the intimidating stance it acheives with
its weapons out. Are the weapon pods detachable (for losses during
play) then? I love the idea of mecha wargaming with Lego - I once
worked with a mech based RPG system for a computer game - difficult
stuff.
Btw - interesting uplighting there E. I am intrigued.
--
Danny Staple MBCS
OrionRobots
http://orionrobots.co.uk
(Full contact details available through website)
On 30/11/05, jon walden <jwalden@columbus.rr.com> wrote:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > Hi Jon! Pardon the late reply, I have been building
> > <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1507985 something>. This
> > thing is a monster!¬
>
> Not a problem, E,
> I know how hard it can be to pull yourself way from a project when the
> creative
> juices are flowing! It's like pulling teeth sometimes.
> >
> > The treds, the imposing look!
> > Judge me not, I'm gonna run away!
> >
> > This pic of the <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1500984
> > center structural component> looks so cool. I like stuff like that.
>
> Thanks, on my later designs I'm trying to take pictures to explain how I
> assembled the parts that I feel were not easy to figure out how they go
> together. If you noticed, the center structural component differs from the one
> I
> used in the T.A.U. For the Tribunal I went with a triangle inside of a
> triangle
> approach. I felt it was needed since the Tribunal is physically much heavier
> than the T.A.U. and needed to be stronger.
> >
> > The colors are interesting.
> > I really like that slick control set up for the pilot with the hinged
> > control
> > pannels. Nice.
>
> I'm trying to give my cockpits a little more attention as of late rather than
> making them "Plain Jane"
>
> > Wow. Thanks for sharring!
>
> > e
>
> Glad you liked it, E!
>
> -Jon
>
> P.S. I don't think I'm done playing with triangles yet!
>
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| (...) It seemed awkward for me at first, Danny, but surprisingly I got used to it. (...) The central structure component or the leg mainframe as I have come to call it, is extremely strong. The biggest structural issue I had was with centering the (...) (19 years ago, 1-Dec-05, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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| (...) Not a problem, E, I know how hard it can be to pull yourself way from a project when the creative juices are flowing! It's like pulling teeth sometimes. (...) Thanks, on my later designs I'm trying to take pictures to explain how I assembled (...) (19 years ago, 30-Nov-05, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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