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Re: 3 New Mecha Models for your enjoyment
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Tue, 5 Nov 2002 15:21:49 GMT
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Dave it's great to see you back at it!
These mecha are really awesome... congrats!
In lugnet.build.mecha, David Thomas Jr. writes:
> I finally got around to uploading images of Fei Yen, and I took some pics of
> my 2 most recent designs and uploaded them as well. One is based on a Five
> Star Stories design, I call it Stinger, because it looks kind of wasp like.
> The other is a non-transformable Megatron.
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> Megatron is just the first of the G1 Transformers I intend to build. I'm
> planning to do an entire series of these. What do you think of how Megatron
> turned out? I had to give him a gray gun since they don't make some of the
> pieces I needed in black. Other than that, I tried not to compromise on
> anything. I used artwork from the comics from Dreamwave as the source to
> build from, and I think this model captures him pretty accurately. I'm open
> to suggestion for the next Transformer to build, I'm kind of leaning towards
> Starscream, but Optimus is a "Prime" candidate too.
> www.brickshelf.com/gallery/motormann/Transformers/Megatron
This mecha is sweet, it looks fantastic, it's smooth, clean, very well
executed. There is so much intricate snot you packed in there, awesome. I
love that head as well.
Nice work on the gun too.
> You'll notice that Fei Yen is pink, just like in the game, but I don't have
> pink Lego, I altered the images digitally to acheive this. This is Fei Yen
> from the first Virtual On, not Fei Yen Knight from Oratorio Tangram (VO2).
> I like this design better than the more kiddie looking Fei Yen Knight.
> You'll also notice that she doesn't stand on her own. I used mostly the
> same building techniques that I used in the Fatalle design, but Fei Yen is a
> bit heavier and requires a support stand. I actually used a bunch of spare
> change to give the support enough weight to hold her up.
> www.brickshelf.com/gallery/motromann/Mecha/Fei-Yen
This is cool too, I'm not familiar with what fei yen looks like, but as a
mecha this looks great. The skirt is very cool, and I like the legs too.
Nice work!
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> Stinger is one of my most intricate designs, I packed a lot of detail into
> him similar to the Warhammer. One of the touches I particularly like is the
> neck actuators. I've seen this done as an enhancement for plastic model
> kits, and it worked out pretty well using the little minifig stick shifters.
> www.brickshelf.com/gallery/motormann/Mecha/Stinger
WOW! This is incredible! Look at all the detail, but then the awesome forms
in the feet and legs etc too. Just like in your warhammer. That's what made
it awesome, was all the greeblies, but then sweet shapes in the leg etc. I
think this is my new favourtie mecha from you. There is SO much detail, the
neck! wow! that is an awesome idea and it looks great! I'm really liking the
legs, nice snot. The torso is very well done as well. heck everything about
this mecha is well done. this is one of those mecha where you can't praise a
single part of the mecha because it is all so good!
Can't wait for more!
-Geordan-
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