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Thanks, Todd.
Actually, I used friction pins at the shoulder and hip. I like the click-hinges
because they allow me to make incremental poses, so I usually use
them at joints that don't require more than 90 degrees of movement.
I suppose I could have sculpted the front end to look "cooler" but I wanted
the lowering cockpit mechanism... sometimes I design a MOC around a
gimmick :^)
~Mark
In lugnet.build.mecha, Andrew Todd Amacher writes:
> Mark, the Juggernaut is just too sweeeeet!!! It appears that all its joints
> are done with SWs hinges instead of the discontinued high-friction pins • (I
> hate those things). I've been considering building a realy large • anthropoid
> mech that way, even though I'm so partial to Throwbot limbs. By the way, • cool
> elevating cockpit!
>
> Later,
> Todd Amacher
> http://moonbase-io.webjump.com/default.htm
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