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Re: RG Mech Completed!!!
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Fri, 8 Jun 2001 17:15:55 GMT
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Thanks guys, I guess when I say that my Mechs are non-violent it seems kinda
contradictory when I make them with long Claws, Natural adatations. I built
RG as a release from building the Big-Mech-bot. The big mech bot is so
complicated and hard to build that I wanted to make somthing fun and
somthing easy. I wanted to use parts from the Big bag of Red I have. Plus
the Mech bot is going to take another 2 or 3 years to complete, I won't have
anything else until it's completed, and nothing to interact with you guys.
So I built RG. I did'nt take it's construction to serious. It is was it is.
Fun ,easy , and fast. No heavy duty joint studies, no spending extra money.
So I ended up with no thumbs and legs that don't move very much. I have some
ideas about a larger RG style mech built with Grey. Better legs and maybe a
full set of digits.
I enjoy your stories to a point Bryan, I just did't state how RG was just an
excersize in fun. Now you know. What's a thumbless Mech to do?!!!!
Thanks again......
Legomaster
In lugnet.build.mecha, Bryce McGlone writes:
> > In lugnet.build.mecha, Brian Cooper writes:
> > In lugnet.build.mecha, Bryce McGlone writes:
> > > Okay I'm at a loss. Brian are you just being silly? Or are seriously
> > > criticizing the mech's lack of digits? I'm just asking because it's the
> > > second time you've mentioned it...
> >
> > A human foot is a hand structure adapted to walking.
> > The fingers (toes) have lost most of their grasping
> > ability. RG doesn't walk on his hands, so the elaborate
> > non-grasping design must be specialized for some other
> > purpose (i.e. scratching, slashing, tearing, ripping).
> > Yet in the pictures provided, RG's "persona"
> > seems non-violent,
>
> Ahhh! A classic fight your fate story line.
>
> > thus I can only conclude that he has
> > embarked on an epic Thumb Quest to save himself from the
> > evil work his builder designed him for.
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> Okay I feel silly for asking :-D
> >
> > "K" - I just can't resist giving a neat creation a backstory.
>
> And wonderful backstories they are!
> Bryce
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