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Re: New Mecha
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Wed, 18 Jun 2003 01:00:27 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie wrote:
It was a bit of fun getting it into that pose :)
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Overall its got merit. As with all Mecha, part of the challange is
engineering it to stand. Most Mecha Models are inherently a little unstable,
but that’s just ‘cause the models aren’t alive. So if you get em’ to stand
long enough to shoot photos, your golden.
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Especially if you can get them to do it in a cool pose :) I find that I can’t
bring myself to compromise on the range of motion in the joints, which
unfortunately means that they also are more unstable.
I did discover that a couple of layers of paper between the ball and socket
helps stiffen up ball joints a lot, and that ankle joints need to be the
stiffest of all.
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Whoa, the hands are a trip. The feet are especially cool.
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Thanks. I’m rather pleased with the hands as well. It still amazes me how much
potential there is within basic parts like hinge plates and tiles.
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Nice job!
Now can we go back in time so I can steal the “Prawn” design?
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But if you went back in time the prawn wouldn’t exist and you wouldn’t be able
to steal it. ;) Either way, steal away.
Thanks for the response
Allister
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| (...) Mate! This is too cool. I loved the "Prawn" and I was quite jealous! Now you intergrated your ideas and came up with this and its really neat. I like this picture alot: (URL) Overall its got merit. As with all Mecha, part of the challange is (...) (21 years ago, 17-Jun-03, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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