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Re: One improved Lionfish, two new MOCs...
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Thu, 26 Jun 2003 02:38:52 GMT
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Joe Meno wrote:
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Hi all,
After some comments on my Lionfish, I revised it to be more organic:
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Joe,
This edition makes an excellent ship superior. ;) As Gil said:
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A great choice to make the dorsal fin double sides so all the studs aren’t
all on one side. I think this is my fave so far.
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I totally agree. I see the sphenoid could not be rounded out but I think the
other new parts help shroud it’s boxyness; plus, the repetitious grill texture
in that area works very well (didn’t notice it last time). I came across the
Lionfish2 folder the other day but didn’t peek. I’m sure pleased with the
update.
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PCS Walker:
Folder
This is a multiterrain scout vehicle capable of flying to a destination, then
deploying its legs to walk. The primary drive is on a axis, allowing it to
vector its thrust for landing and flight.
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This thing is pretty sweet. Overall great form. Reminds me of my alternate
ReconMechSP walker seen here:
Folder. Great minds
think alike. ;P Congrats on your admittance to the PCSlabs staff! I too like the
pick the Admiral selected. Excellent repulsor lift “flaps”. The only criticism I
have is to change the front “nose” slope in some way. I think the dark grey does
not read PCS as much as a light grey one would. Another option would be a 2x3
brick with curved edge.
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MOC 3
RX-24 (Rex) from Star Tours
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Rex is awesome! What a fantastic head design! Actually made me stop for a sec to
ponder the eyes.
Keep it up! I would suggest giving the production PCS [witty acronym of your
choice] Mecha its own thread.
-ªþ§
GardenSLUG
PS > Interesting: A ] without its partner makes all text following bold.
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| (...) You and JHK had a pretty valid point about the lack of roundness, so I did he best I could on the neck (which is a marked improvement) and found wedge parts for the body. The great side result was that I was able to put a plate on the bottome (...) (21 years ago, 26-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, lugnet.space, FTX)
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