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Re: Zolqwith Speed Suit
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Tue, 10 Sep 2002 04:43:19 GMT
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Wow!
This is my favorite picture:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Legomaster/Zolqwith/z94.jpg
Dang! Your use of gearing for the waist area is quite nice.
I must say, these pictures are phenomenal, too. I've always felt that the
pictures of your bots, while cool, didn't begin to relay the genius of your
creations as experienced IRL. By taking photos in high-res mode, and keeping
them somewhat large, I think the viewer has a better chance of understanding
what a Sophie mecha is all about (although still, real life is the best viewing
experience).
The head is just wonderful. I like how you always get polyhedral shapes into
the head, such that the mecha has real dimension.
As for the ball joints, well, I have mixed feelings about them. Obviously, it
worked quite well for you. But I guess part of my fascination with your bots
is the complexity of gearing and mechanisms you use to create joints and
motion. But, hey, there is still a lot of that on this speed suit; and you
finally got the kick-out pose on your bot! (Although, I'm waiting for a more
traditional, Sophie-esque mechanical solution to the kick out problem) ;-)
Cool work, of course!
Later, Chris
In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie writes:
> When Speed Sorting is cruicial to the mission this Dual Drone Piloted Suit
> spirits the job done in sorted blurs color. This nimble and very fast Speed
> Suit can dart between the Piles of Lego leaving Sort Bots spinning.
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> Part Mladenium and part Sneadite this Hot Rod of Mecha uses Brycesectechtate
> Dual Ball Joints at all limbs. The Knees Sport heavy duty Robo Rider Gear
> Boxes while the Spine Gets a red Z40 and worm combo completing the main
> Articulation Package.
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> The Hands have dual Ball joints. The knees employ a forward atmospheric
> ionization sheild that cuts though the air when the Mech is running, thusly
> reducing the friction of the surrounding air pressure. It's like running in
> your own portable vacuum.
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> The Pilot in the Head navigates, while the Pilot in the Chest concentrates
> on running. It is said that the Mecha is so fast that one droid host of
> exceptable weight could not process the bonding past 40%. Thus two pilots
> naviagte the whisp of mech-blur (so I can get your Lego) to get the job done.
>
> Check out the Post Moderation deep link teaser preview:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Legomaster/Zolqwith/z2.jpg
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> Zolqwith Speed Suit on Brickshelf:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=24275
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> Dudes! How ya like it!?!
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> e
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> Legomaster
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> www.mylegomaster.com
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| (...) Hey Chris! (...) Do you recognize it? It's the exact same set up as the Qwilljox. (...) Right on. It took awhile do make/manipulate and upload them all. Now with my 3.3 MP camera I feel my work comes accross better than the 1.3 MP Mavica could (...) (22 years ago, 16-Sep-02, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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| When Speed Sorting is cruicial to the mission this Dual Drone Piloted Suit spirits the job done in sorted blurs color. This nimble and very fast Speed Suit can dart between the Piles of Lego leaving Sort Bots spinning. Part Mladenium and part (...) (22 years ago, 9-Sep-02, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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