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Subject: 
Re: Timid Newbie Stikes!!
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lugnet.build, lugnet.build.mecha
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Date: 
Wed, 8 Aug 2001 03:24:11 GMT
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Hi Chris! Welcome to LUGNET!

I really like your mecha. The tranforming Supernova looks awesome, as does the
Musashi. Very cool mecha.

Hope to see more from you!

;-)

BTW next time, when posting something regarding mecha, post it on
lugnet.build.mecha (http://news.lugnet.com/build/mecha/) as well. That group
was made for these types of creations (mecha).

~Mladen

In lugnet.build, Chris Mitchell writes:
> Err, hi folks... allow me to innerduce myself... I'm Chris. I built a cheesy
> little mech a few years ago, before I ever knew that other people did this.
> Thankully, I've got a bit better. My collection is not what you might call
> large... just one box, unsorted. I had to pilfer my Robotics set just to get
> some decent black technic.... yeah. Um. Anyways, I figured it was about time
> that I show off my designs... all three of em. ;)
> 
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=6041
> 
> First up: The MF-03 Gyrus, a relatively low-tech "battlepod" loosely
> inspired by Macross' Regult and Glaug pods. An egg on legs with guns for
> arms, if you will. Design style is all over the place. My fourth mech.
> 
> Next, the MF-04 Musashi, a slightly higher-tech unit with a cramped, heavily
> armored cockpit, a big-ass laser, and a control wire for a wire-saber. (If
> you've already done something like that, I apologize, and i don't remember
> seein it before!) Design style is somewhat like that of Colin Gutierrez. My
> third mech.
> 
> Finally, the VS-2 Supernova (ooh, original name! ;)), a _fully_
> transformable Valkyrie-ish creation. No parts must be removed or replaced
> during transform, but due to fragile spots, it sure as heck helps! It's not
> as pretty as I'd like, but it's highly poseable and quite stable. Transform
> scheme is inspired at certain points by the VF-11, but I believe that in
> total it's original. Design style is partially based on Mike Wampole's. My
> second mech EVER... but I've been refining it for a year and a half. ;) All
> three units will stand up without unstiffened friction pins, but the Musashi
> and Nova won't be happy about it. The Gyrus was designed to go without
> stiffened pins. :>
> 
> Comments? Questions? Criticisms? Complaints?



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  Timid Newbie Stikes!!
 
Err, hi folks... allow me to innerduce myself... I'm Chris. I built a cheesy little mech a few years ago, before I ever knew that other people did this. Thankully, I've got a bit better. My collection is not what you might call large... just one (...) (25 years ago, 8-Aug-01, to lugnet.build)

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