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Re: Combat Mechanic
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Mon, 13 Feb 2006 12:46:40 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Elroy Davis wrote:
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After buying a few Exo-Force sets, I decided that I wanted to do something in
that style. Using Uplink as a base, I
created a Combat Mechanic.
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Hello Elroy,
this is one more good example, for what TLC could have made out of the
EXO-Force theme.
You did a fine job in eleminating all the odds of the original model.
Plus, this one looks much better!
The idea of a Combat Mechanic is fantastic. Have to keep it in mind...
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(1) I’ve read discussions about how Lego missed the mark on these because
they are incomplete mecha. While building this, I realized that they aren’t
supposed to be mecha. They’re exo-skeletons. I think they were designed to
be more like the loader that Ripley used in Aliens than the giant bots from
RoboTech.
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With this you’re certainly right. But it’s the way those models are build
which I am not satisfied with. The shapes are not that bad.
Thaks for shareing
Marco
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| After buying a few Exo-Force sets, I decided that I wanted to do something in that style. Using (URL) Uplink> as a base, I created a Combat Mechanic. (2 URLs) Brickshelf Folder> The goal was to build an exo-skeleton(1) in the Exo-Force style, but to (...) (18 years ago, 12-Feb-06, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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