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Re: Cougar X-5
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Tue, 8 Apr 2003 20:47:17 GMT
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Actually, posability is limited to x- and y-axix movement. However, the
thing can pose in the following positions: crouching, jumping,
walking/running, Jump-Jetting, squishing cars. I especially like that last
one! i was going to make the legs a little more articulate, but I guess I
just ran out of time on that one...whoa, I just got an idea for that! brb...
*rushes to LEGO room*
.....
*returns to computer*
Believe it or not, by some random chance I found the mech that inspired
mine--Shaun Sullivan's mini-mech
(http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=2059). He has a pic of the
cockpit open, but there's only 5 pics total. Oh, hey, look at that...I
guess my quad cannon was inspired by this also! Honest, I wasn't aware of
any similarities in the weapons!! Cool, huh?
The shield evolved from an idea for Brikwars--if a bulldozer blade is 4x a
BigShield (seigified troop equipment), what would 6x look like? It worked
out well, and other equipment can be mounted on that arm also. I didn't
have any cool-looking equipment made up for these pics, but maybe I'll have
something for next time.
I do have another mech, but it's not as good. I have it posted to my
website at: http://www.ozbricks.com/alliancefleet/sa/vulture.html
I plan to update my site soon, any many of my MOCs on brickshelf will appear
on my site. Yes, the little elves will magically move the file from
brickshelf to ozbricks...
Andrew
--the reason Minnesota's state bird is the loon.
In lugnet.space, Jason Coronado writes:
> hey, nice job on your mech! got the reversed knee going. i'm starting to
> become a bigger fan of that genre. really dig that quad cannon--it looks
> like it could take out a tank or two! nice use of the large radar dish for
> a shield, too. you should go back and take pics of of the cockpit lowering
> to let the driver out. i think that's a very creative idea. is this your
> first mech or are there others? i ask only because i didn't see any others
> on brickshelf. how's the posability of the legs? that's really hard to
> accomplish with reverse knees. i struggled with that on rotgeist.
>
> In lugnet.space, Andrew Engstrom writes:
> > Well, I'm nearing the end of my blitz of new MOCs. This is one of my
> > favorites. I don't have enough pieces to build a really good large mech, so
> > I stay small. I was inspired by another mech I saw on brickshelf, but I
> > can't find it at the moment.
> >
> > Here's my brickshelf folder, after mod:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=39698
> >
> > The main deal is the left shoulder/arm weapon--most pics show it with a Mk
> > III Blaster (ala Brikwars), and the others show it with a quad-autocannon.
> > I'm not sure if it could really carry this loadout in a real Brikwars battle...
> >
> > Oh, I forgot to photograph it, but the nose tips down to let the pilot exit.
> > This was the main feature on the other mech that inspired me. If you have
> > any comments or suggestions, or if you built that other mech, PLMKWYT!
> > ~Andrew~
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| hey, nice job on your mech! got the reversed knee going. i'm starting to become a bigger fan of that genre. really dig that quad cannon--it looks like it could take out a tank or two! nice use of the large radar dish for a shield, too. you should go (...) (22 years ago, 8-Apr-03, to lugnet.space)
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