Kin
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got myself a nice bolt action co2 plinker
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Lucas Supports Charity With Lego Spaceship
Kin replied to Mr March's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I wonder what kind of special software he uses for the design. I bet it can calculate and build up an inventory of the needed types of lego's -
ubercool! can't wait u make a cast for the pilot figure. ehm i got one fixed in the cockpit half to it's waiste.... or does it include that loose pilot with it for display purpose? i'm missing that
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here
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doh! I want fatality! cool avatar lol
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heheheh... Here ya go: link use pepakura viewer to open the files.
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Ok, I've completed a system to get those leg transformed without "paperfatigue". I also managed to get some room for the cockpit compartement to fit into the empty space in soldier mode.. precise fit, canopy following the contour. There is enough space underneath for the pilot's legs. I guess that's the room where Stick gets additional displays by looking through the canopy window. The nose is fitted close to the back (against the back of the canopy) unlike Toynami, it's sticking out like a backpack.
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Hmm... back to the drawing board. Due to the restriction of paper, I had to think of better ideas to easily transform those legs and yet it has to be solid at the same time.. arg! Brainstorming!
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I agree about the music... totaly screwed up.
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the red one is cute:) like a baby kitten Pretty unfair. The arms tend to be skinny compared to the legs in animal mode.
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I've watched the trailer... I'm very disapointed. They shouldn't call the movie "Miami Vice". It's just a plain action movie.
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I'm not a fan of Voltron, but it's sure "bling* bling*".
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wowee! It's open source!
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great news! I found out how to transform a legioss without the cockpit having to do a loop. 1st pic shows that after the radar is deployed, there is enough room to move the cockpit diagonaly with a rail into the empty space. A part of the head can be empty to provide enough space for the rail without collision. 2nd pic shows that there is a hinge that covers the top of the hidden cockpit and also the head is placed correctly and the nose is short. 3rd pic shows that the lower part of the body retracts down. Instead of the original transformation, which the engines rotate only.... this time the engines and the hidden cockpit compartement rotates with a special flat hinge and the front armor shield also rotates to cover the front of the hidden cockpit. Ejecting in soldier mode is much much more sense now! hope you understand my idea! (sorry for my engrish)
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OKe.. i had a second thought. I've stopped modeling Optimus Prime... I'll continue with the legioss, with an approved technique to transform. It will be much much more solid compared to previous designs!
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What does a Toynami do compared to Gakken? It brakes down.
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Well... I can't wait, if a babe is wearing it.
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Hi! I'm starting a new papercraft project. A fully transformable Optimus Prime. Planning to be perfect in robot and verhicle mode.
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Unfortunately, you're right; a shame isn't it? 350675[/snapback] Guess who's holding the rights...
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That would translate into no earlier than 2nd quarter of 07, in Toynamise. 350035[/snapback] lol a toynamese calender
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I must say, the masterforce version of prime doesn't look so bad at all... even it has a unlogical solution to get it both well proportioned in truck and bot mode. Compared to the masterpiece, the big plus is that it has side windows. Some little cosmetic tweaks and upgrade joints wil do tha trick. masterforce
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Machine Robo, Baikanfu! Interesting site here
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After examining picture #2 I'm feeling very uncomfortable noticing the front wheels being displaced from the chassis.
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Great! II'm glad it's not too expensive. Can't wait to see the colored version.
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hmmm... I remember I watched it some time ago... that's how I, as a child for the first time dealt with "frustration/confusion". The whole movie makes no sense.