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Re: QMDO-02 "Quasimodo" Origami Mech
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Sat, 30 Jun 2001 06:03:52 GMT
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Cool mecha. You've pulled off the brutish, grunt look very well. I am a fan
of Gorilla-type mecha anyway. I look forward to seeing the combo mecha in
action.
BTW the Hornet looks great as well. How did I miss that one the first time
around?
Bryce
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Matthew Gerber writes:
> Hey mecha-heads,
>
> During my long, dark 9 day exile from LUGNET (1) I actually managed to BUILD
> something...AND I'm HAPPY with it! I popped off a few shots with my old
> QuickTake 150 (sorry for the poor quality), and posted them here:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=4363
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> The specs:
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> -This guy is literally a 'knuckle-dragging-brute'...if I extend his arms to
> full length, he lifts his own feet off the ground.
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> -The reason of the length of the arms: The entire arm/shoulder assembly
> lifts off of the torso, for inclusion into a 'combiner' mech I am working
> on-hence the '02' designation. This fella' will become the arms and upper
> torso, while another mech I am working on (PHBS-01 "Pheobus") will take on
> the lower torso and mobility (legs, wheels or treads...I haven't figured it
> out yet) functions. A small support craft (a flyer: ELDA-03 "Esmerelda")
> becomes the head of the combo (almost done).
>
> -If I count liberally, this mech has 26 points of articulation (he is super
> poseable...if I hadn't run out of battery power in the camera, I would have
> played a bit more):
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> -neck/head (1)
> -wings (2)
> -jump jet (1)
> -shoulders (2)
> -upper arms (2)
> -elbows (2)
> -forearms (2)
> -hands/digits (4)
> -hips (2)
> -knees (2)
> -toes (4)
> -heels (2)
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> -Note the lack of hand held weaponry...with arms this long, Quasi is a
> grappler. A more 'traditional' hand held weapon is part of the combined mech
> design though-when the arms from this one are a bit more in proportion with
> the overall mech.
>
> Enjoy!
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> Matt
>
> (1) Due to a snafu while trying to change the e-mail address I use while
> posting, I couldn't post for 9 days...by falling back on my regular address,
> I can post once more.
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| (...) Thanks Bryce! Much appreciated. Wish the pics were better though. They don't really do him justice. (...) Thanks again. That was my first attempt at an origami mecha, after seeing all the wonderful stuff from Jeremy Sproat and the Zizy site (...) (23 years ago, 30-Jun-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
| | | Re: QMDO-02 "Quasimodo" Origami Mech
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| In lugnet.build.mecha, Bryce McGlone writes: How did I miss that one the first time (...) You quite literally couldn't have, or shouldn't have...I announced it in a post where I was replying to YOU when we coined the phrase origami mecha! (URL) (23 years ago, 30-Jun-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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| | QMDO-02 "Quasimodo" Origami Mech
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| Hey mecha-heads, During my long, dark 9 day exile from LUGNET (1) I actually managed to BUILD something...AND I'm HAPPY with it! I popped off a few shots with my old QuickTake 150 (sorry for the poor quality), and posted them here: (URL) specs: (...) (23 years ago, 29-Jun-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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