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Re: Viper - an Exo-Force excercise
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Fri, 10 Mar 2006 19:16:46 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Mladen Pejic wrote:
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Marco Tagliaferri wrote:
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A debate on Exo-Force last year made me start
with this one. After several small refinements
it got finished during the Iron Mecha Contest.
There was no time for pictures and posting. So
now here it is:
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my idea what Exo-Force could look like.
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PLMKWYT
Marco
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Nice job Marco!
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Danke Mladen. (I read something about German on your web page...)
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I really like the puke-green (as I call it) colour scheme! The octagonal
cockpit windshield is also a nice touch and an homage to earlier LEGO Space
themes.
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It’s a seldom used colour on Mecha. I’ll try to use it more often in future.
First the cockpit
looked quite different. But I didn’t like it. Thought this windshield would
fit the shape and colour scheme.
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The weapon joint shouldn’t be Bionicle ball-joints. LEGO is only using
click-joints in the Exo-Force sets. :-)
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When I started with Viper Exo-Force wasn’t available in Germany yet. But you
are absolutely right. I’ll think wether I can change it. Maybe the whole MOC
gets more robust then.
BTW, you did an excellent job on that white alternate droid. And it’s much
more Exo-Force than Viper.
Keep up the good work
Marco
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| (...) Nice job Marco! I really like the puke-green (as I call it) colour scheme! The octagonal cockpit windshield is also a nice touch and an homage to earlier LEGO Space themes. The weapon joint shouldn't be Bionicle ball-joints. LEGO is only using (...) (18 years ago, 4-Mar-06, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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