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Re: 3 New Mecha Models for your enjoyment
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Tue, 5 Nov 2002 23:17:33 GMT
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wow! these models are fantastic! you have truly obtained the feel for
japanese anime mecha and, may i add, a wonderful insight into the female
anatomy (fatalle/fei yen). i love the organic shape of the stinger: it has
a very aesthetic form to it rather than being bulky or clunky. i hope i can
eventually build mecha that are as pleasing to the eye as yours. nice job!
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.
>
> 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
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> 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
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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
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> I should have my older stuff (Zaku, Warhammer, etc..) uploaded onto
> brickshelf soon, for anyone who hasn't seen some of my older designs. I
> should also be getting some new rendered images of Fatalle before too long.
> I'll post again when I have the rest of my stuff uploaded.
>
> As always, let me hear from you. I'd be curious to see what Transformer
> most people would like to see built next. I would bet a lot of you remember
> Transformers fondly.
>
> -David Thomas Jr.
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