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> i think it would be safe to say that the name "mark neuman"
Ahem, Neumann (pronounced Noimann, proud German/Polack here)
or also spelled s n o w d a d d y
> has come to be
> synonymous with the term "chicken-leg walker". when i saw your mech on
> brickshelf, i didn't even pay attention to who it said built it. i knew right
> away it was yours. it looks great! excellent color scheme and leg design. i'm
> going to have to agree with allister: the cockpit is phenomenal, but not very
> practical in real combat. i like how it protrudes away from the rest of the
> body...very anime-like. weapons are slick-looking. due to its smaller size
> (compared to your other lumbering behemoths) i would assume that it might be a
> scout class walker.
Nah, this is a light/medium mech. Scouts are even smaller. like these:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=36968
> is it called "frog" because of the green color and the way
> the legs are, or is it designed to "hop" like a frog too ;)?
A little of both really. Just the image of this thing bounding around makes me
grin... :)
Thanks Jason
Snow Daddy
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