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Re: Super Robot 12
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Tue, 6 Dec 2005 03:45:02 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Brian Cooper wrote:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Bryce McGlone and Dave Johaan wrote:
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> Thanks. That's very high praise.
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> > The worstest part of all is that now I must admit K's superiority, break
> > down, and buy his damn instructions!
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> Then you'd skin the Technic frame with some sort of tortured Bionicle
> parasitic growth (shiver). Slopes and plates? What are those? :-)
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> K
I find all of this very entertaining.
Let's get some kind of dares going on here, I wanna see some more Mechs.
K, I'm still astounded by the way you used such fine parts!
The whole model has such a clean look. Lot's of personality.
Sturdy. Looks sturdy.
That head!
Sir, your 1x2x4 slopes, gulp, in black are gorgeous!
I like the sequence of photos showing how the Chestu Brast starts off with the
key chop chop motions of the arms. Which no doubt unlocks a special code so the
main weapon can fire with the aid of the kata move.
This is essential in not only facing the enemy with honor, but so as to inform
the audience, "heh, watch this..... (SUPER ROBOT 12!) [BAM]"
Then the pop song kicks in. Oh and then the pilot sits on the shoulder of Super
Robot 12 as the camera pans around. Like it's his buddy.
Anyway, wow, what a trip to see the feet and legs built like that.
Teknomeka frame technology. Wow.
e
P.S.
Bryce, and Dave, c'mon, can I interest you guys in building foes to match
against Super Robot 12?
Anybody?
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| (...) Thanks. That's very high praise. (...) Then you'd skin the Technic frame with some sort of tortured Bionicle parasitic growth (shiver). Slopes and plates? What are those? :-) K (19 years ago, 6-Dec-05, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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