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In lugnet.space, David Perry writes:
> I found this absolutly gigantic page of brilliant mecha designs...
I'd call these origami mechs. Small, intricate, beautiful.
There was one mech where a SW Battle Droid body was used as part of head, very
clever parts use.
When I saw the minifig scale gundam style cockpit cutaways at the bottom the
same size as mine I thought there might be bigger stuff to follow, but I guess
the builder doesn't have enough parts to go beyond micro scale. There's also
more structural engineering involved at the bigger scales. Micro mechs can
gleefully ignore gravity, like origami drifting on the wind.
"K"
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| (...) I like this "origami mech" term. It conveys the idea and feel of these little mecha perfectly. (...) Yes many clever part uses. (...) this line made me giggle..."Gleefully ingnore gravity". I dunno...I think maybe it sounds like mecha poetry. (...) (23 years ago, 30-Mar-01, to lugnet.space, lugnet.build.mecha)
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| I found this absolutly gigantic page of brilliant mecha designs while atttmpting to navigate through some japanese lego pages. Just thought you might like to take a look, if you haven't seen it before, but beware, if you have anything below a T-1 (...) (23 years ago, 30-Mar-01, to lugnet.space, lugnet.build.mecha) !
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