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It is impressive.
At first I thought, “that’s a good train, for a non-train builder”.
Then I saw the robot mode and said “ooo!”.
My eyes focused on the joints that glued it together because that’s the hard
part of transformation. You generally need to trade off articulation and
strength for making things all fit together in a concealable way. In the anime
fantasy world, transformations don’t even need to be practical, from an
engineering standpoint, so they take liberties. I can see in your hip and leg
joints how the motion is restricted, but that doesn’t really matter as long as
it can stand up. The arms have plenty of movement. Excellent engineering.
And the green color makes it sort of a sleeper. You don’t expect it to become a
monster mecha. I think though in your pictures you need a swarm of engineers and
cranes to effect the transformation. I don’t buy the “parts flying around and
assembling themselves” gimmick. ;-)
Now I want to make something that transforms! The last one I made was a Danguard
Ace, years ago.
K
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