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HELP....beginner need tips and info on how to build mecha?!?!
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Date: 
Fri, 19 Oct 2001 18:36:09 GMT
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Greetings all,

For some while I have been thinking about building my own mecha, inspired so
by pictures of some fantastic mechs I have seen on the Net.  Now I wish to
build my own, but when it comes to mecha I don't know my arse from my
elbow....  : (

How are all the joints done (hip , knee, ankle, etc) especially for the
limbs?  Are there any step by step guides?  I reckon I can figure out how to
angle plates and bricks myself, but some help on that would be nice.  Plus I
have little or no Technic lego (just a couple of small Bonicles and few
odds'n'ends).  So what kind of parts will I need?  Any recommended sets (I
don't wnt to spend much)?


Help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Darth



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  Re: HELP....beginner need tips and info on how to build mecha?!?!
 
(...) You can learn a great deal by studying the .dat files many people have been making. This gives you a _large_ library of examples of Mechas. First you need to get a .dat viewer/editor. I recommend MLcad. Your milage may vary. With this you (...) (23 years ago, 19-Oct-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
  Re: HELP....beginner need tips and info on how to build mecha?!?!
 
My two bits: Check out people's websites, many have tips. Also gives lots of ideas, "hey, I could do that!!!" This is where I got the first few tidbits for my first mech. My insight: draw on paper (I always like to draw things that I have vuage (...) (23 years ago, 20-Oct-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)

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