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Re: PolyTech Industries Model 2H
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 31 Jan 2003 03:50:31 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Tony Hafner writes:
> A long time ago, I started building little robots that were roughly minifig
> size. I built this particular robot at least 6 years ago, and I've always
> loved it. I recently decided to ldraw it and test out a new idea for
> "instructions". Here is the result- a short animation that shows you how to
> put it together one piece at a time while it spins in front of you.
> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/hafhead/space/Robots/PI2H/pi2hspin.avi
That's a cool robot. The animated instructions idea is pretty good, too.
It turned out nice.
> When the folder gets moderated, you will also be able to download various
> sizes of desktop wallpapers.
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=32585
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> I made other renders with more frames- and they looked great. But the final
> result was an unreasonably large file. This one uses one frame per added
> part (23 parts plus 3 extra frames at the end, at 375Kb). Perhaps I'll
> upload one of the 100+ frame animations at some point.
I'd check it out.
-Andrew
> If you want to see some ancient pics of this robot, it appears in my Colony
> Ship gallery that I posted to my site in late 1999:
> http://www.hafhead.com/lego/myspace/colony/big10.html
> http://www.hafhead.com/lego/myspace/colony/big11.html
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> --
> Tony Hafner
> www.hafhead.com
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