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Re: New builder and new mech (Mechastruct Entry: SRX-032 "Rook")
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Mon, 23 Dec 2002 06:53:40 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jason Coronado writes:
> power to the neophytes! welcome, welcome. i'm new here too, and it's good
> to see more mech-ers coming out of the closet (or is it hangar?) love your
> mech, especially the chain gun (chain guns are our friends...he,he,he).
The chain gun was actually the newest weapon I added, but I also think it
suits the Rook the best. Chain guns further add to that "don't mess with
me" attitude to a mech. [Ooooh...really...REALLY... b-b-big...gun...
(slightly famous last words of more than one unsuspecting fool who fell
victim to the Rook)]
> nice proportions and color scheme too. green and black: never would've
> thought of that one.
Its one of my personal favorites. That and black and tan, although at the
moment my supplies of green and tan are very scant.
another point: your driver actually looks comfortable
> in that cockpit--not confined or cramped. it's tough to build a good-looking
> mech(a) with a pilot.
That was one problem I had. I was trying to make the Rook less that 10
inches tall and include a cockpit. That was one of the main reasons the
reactor is on the back. I actually started building it with the green ring
around the torso and then the cockpit itself, and I then worked my way from
there.
my gunjin originally started out w/a driver, but in
> order to mount the head on the ball joint, i had to remove him to make space
> for the socket.
That stinks. I was more focused on having a cockpit that making the neck
posable. The head is just mounted on a 1x2 plate with 1 stud in the center.
I really do not like having any of my mechs without a cockpit. I just think
you can't have this massive mechanical weapon of war without having a pilot
inside of it.
you kept your driver and made it look like he's actually
> happy to be there (maybe it's the perpetual smile). i also dig your weapon
> selection. the more variety, the better--makes for a more versatile mech.
> can't wait to see some more of your work.
I feel it is better to have too many weapons than to not have enough.
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> p.s. i'm sure you already know this, but before you cannabalize your next
> mech, build him using mlcad so you can go back and build it again for better
> pics or design improvements.
I might do that sometimes. My units can sometimes last years, or only a few
weeks, or only a few minutes. It just depends on how long they last. I
hope to one day make a small mass produced unit and build an entire army.
That would probably get me to create instructions.
Chris
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