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in article GI8sJ3.L96@lugnet.com, Kyle Keppler wrote:
> Daaaang Mark! That is freaking awesome! The poses of the Mecha were great!
Thanks. :^)
> A few questions: How are the 'wings' of the mecha attached?
There are a couple of ball-joints back there.
> How is the mecha
> attached to the ship? I see some sort of hinging something that goes around
> the legs, but how strong is it?
The Mecha is attached to the ship with a technic friction peg that plugs
into the hole you can see on its back. The hinging is just to hold the legs
up, and the arms in place.
> Nice nice work man...
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> BTW, the head on that one was stunning!
Thanks , Kyle!
:^)
~Grand Admiral Muffin Head
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| Daaaang Mark! That is freaking awesome! The poses of the Mecha were great! A few questions: How are the 'wings' of the mecha attached? How is the mecha attached to the ship? I see some sort of hinging something that goes around the legs, but how (...) (23 years ago, 18-Aug-01, to lugnet.build.mecha, lugnet.space)
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