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Re: It's a Mech...It's a plane...It's, uh, both?
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Wed, 4 Jun 2003 03:20:01 GMT
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Hey, that's awesome!  I've tried to make some transformers myself, but I either
make it too big and run out of parts or make it too small and it ends up sucking
or being flimsy.  I think you did a great job of keeping both forms seperate and
distinct while of course having one change into the other.  A question, however.
Is the transformation smooth, or does it fall apart like mine always do?

-Jim



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  Re: It's a Mech...It's a plane...It's, uh, both?
 
(...) I wouldn't exactly call the transformation sequence "smooth", no. Because the shoulder joints are in essence a series of 1 stud connections, they have a habit of separating if I'm not careful. And the head, which is also a single stud (...) (21 years ago, 4-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, lugnet.build.mecha)

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  It's a Mech...It's a plane...It's, uh, both?
 
Transformers, more than meets the eye... Transformers, robots in disguise. Okay, so it's not an actual for real Transformer from the TV show, but hey, it's nifty enough. Presenting for your perusal, Talisaro. (URL) by Paul D'Urbano's transformer: (...) (21 years ago, 31-May-03, to lugnet.announce.moc, lugnet.space, lugnet.build.mecha) ! 

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