MEKANIMUSS

[Perxion]

Welcome to this thread topic.

Created exclusively to showcase the progress of my projects, models, and orders.

I'm Mekanimuss and I'll be uploading images of my work in progress.

Let's do this...

[Urashiman]

oohh - cool. Do you have a teaser or something?

btw: Mekanimuss sounds like "Mechanismus", the German word for "mechanism". Is that intended?

[Perxion]

Mekanimuss is a name with 3 parts, Mecha+Anim (from animation)+USS from the final part of the famous series: Macross, Orguss and Legioss (mecha from Mospeada).

That is the compositional origin.

[Perxion]

Update October 2025.

To date, I haven't been able to find a shipping service at a reasonable price. The only one is DHL, and it costs around 70 euros. But don't despair! I'll fix it and get a reasonable price.

On the other hand,
I've got a vacuum box and plan to try making a plastic container. I'm leaving you a photo of the 3D-printed model in bambooLab so I can later carry out the emptying process.

Also, I've already printed almost all the kits.

I've also printed a 1:12 scale Lunk, a 1:12 scale Annie, and a 1:48 scale Lunk.

By the way, the connectors turned out great and will be included in all orders.

The boxes for packaging and some supplies for the painting part should arrive this week.

FOR THE MOMENT, AND UNFORTUNATELY, I WILL NOT BE TAKING ORDERS UNTIL JANUARY 2026.

I'm so sorry, but since this is a free-time job, I have to cover the orders that have already been placed.
If I manage to finish them early, I'll let you know here so I can resume orders.

Thank you all for your patience and trust.
Mekanimuss.

 

 

[jenius]

So cool! 

[xwing]

Thank you for the updates!  
are the Link and Annie also I closed in the missile set?

[Perxion]

Annie is an order for one of you. I don't remember who exactly right now, but it's an order for a Lunk + an Annie 1:12 scale both.

I'm planning on creating a website to catalog all the models I have and the WIPs.

There will be surprises soon, including a filament printer. Stay tuned.

[Robin-11]

It all looks great. You have some talent  

[Sildani]

That’s very nice! Some 1/48 Inbit would be nice!

[Morgen Black]

Mekanimuss,

Thank you for the update on the Tread add-ons and the plastic form container.  I look forward to my Annie and Lunk order, she looks great.  I do appreciate your time and effort in this endeavor and look forward to hearing more about shipping in the future.

MB

[Perxion]

Hello everyone!

We have the shipping boxes and the vacuum box!

Now, let's get a vacuum cleaner and try it out.

This week, some Tamiya supplies should arrive so we can move on to the painting process.🤩

[jenius]

Sorry if you discussed this already, but how did you make the hard point attachment pieces? Did you use a 3D scanner? 

[Sildani]

Nifty!

[Perxion]

6 minutes ago, jenius said:

Sorry if you discussed this already, but how did you make the hard point attachment pieces? Did you use a 3D scanner? 

No, I never said that, no one asked before.

I model with a caliper, meaning I take measurements with a caliper and create a 3D model based on those measurements. Literally trial and error.

Generally, these small pieces come out in one shot.

But for example: I'm currently testing a new resin to print the articulated 1:48 Mospeada soldiers. And it's giving me quite a headache.

It's not ready yet 🥵 

soon...

 

[jenius]

Very cool, and that looks good! 

[Sildani]

Please make a female version. I'll buy them.

[Perxion]

Hey everyone!

I apologize for the delay in my update, but let me tell you that I've made a lot of progress and the kits are turning out great.

I have some bad news: the blister pack I tried to make with the vacuum cleaner and the emptying box has failed. For now.
If anyone has any advice, it would be greatly appreciated.

The problem is this: I bought a vacuum box and the plastic sheets from Green Stuff World. It turns out the frame holding the sheets doesn't cover the entire surface of the box. So when I heat the plastic, it comes loose and it's a disaster!
For now, I've put it on hold.

On the other hand, some good news.

I bought a magnetic metal plate that allows me to peel off the 3D printed pieces much more easily.

I'm now waiting for a sheet of decals for the yellow strips on the movable cylinder (picture below).
I've finished painting all the rifles and I'm applying the decals.

I've also finished painting the truck.
Next comes the varnishing.

Let's get to the most important thing: shipping.

The shipping situation to the USA has not yet been resolved. Therefore, I will not send any payment links to anyone until this problem is fixed.

But don't worry, the kits will be finished and shipped to everyone.

I'll try to upload updates more often.

Thanks everyone!

Mekanimuss

 

[Perxion]

Hello everyone!

First piece finished from all the orders I received! Then the driver needs to be painted.

This truck is part of Darrin's order.

This week I'll finish the rifles gun, and then I'll move on to the missiles, which are numerous!

This Lunk and Annie 1:12 scale are part of Morgen Black's order:

I'll upload more photos of the rifles when they're ready, probably next weekend.

Thanks and have a great weekend!

Mekanimuss.

 

[Morgen Black]

@Perxion The vehicle and small Lunk looks great, nice job.  Thank you for the update, it is much appreciated.  Have a great weekend.

MB

[Perxion]

Hello friends Mekanim-Userss!

Part of December:

Shipping News:
As you know, the shipping issue is still unresolved. However, I have found companies that ship to the USA: DHL and UPS, but they are expensive. As soon as I finish the kits, I will send each of you an email with the final cost so you can make the payment, using the cheapest option I can find at that time. This will be for next year (January/February 2026).

Kit updates: 
I've finished printing almost everything. I'm still printing small missiles and the Holders. The rifles are ready. The large missiles are ready. The Addons for Legioss-Gun are ready. The extra models from some orders are ready.

Extra News: 
I've started experimenting with some AI techniques, and I've gotten some great results. Currently, I haven't achieved results without my direct input, but let me show you what I got and what I subsequently had to adjust to reach an amazing outcome:

This is an original Mospeada line art design, Invid Protect.

Gemini returned these images to me with a prompt of no more than 10 words.

Then I used the Rodin (Hyper3D) app and obtained a model with these characteristics. Not bad mesh, but with little detail.

I said okay, this will speed things up. I rolled up my sleeves and in just 2 days, working in sporadic hours, I managed to finish the details and the joints.

Then I printed it at a 1:48 scale, the smallest scale for Sentinel-Toy. Here's the result in just two days:

I plan to print it at a 1:12 scale!

I still need to adjust the joints, but it's just a matter of a couple of hours. I haven't made any more progress on this because I'm spending most of my free time finishing the kits.

But let me tell you, I'm obsessed with this technology. Here are some images I generated of some Mospeada designs:

IA Scott Bernard version

My Adapted version without Head and joints WIP (1:12 scale) I plan to make this Scott in 1:12 scale to use the extra head that comes with the SentinelToy.

IA version of Refless

Sera and Korg IA Version

I also plan to make this character RainyBoy (IA version) in 1:12 scale, since I've had the motorcycle modeled for a couple of years now.

This is my last post of the year, and I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thank you for supporting my projects and for your patience with the progress of the kits. I ask for a little more patience.

Happy 2026!

[Big s]

The lil dude is really cool 

[jenius]

Wow wow wow

[derex3592]

amazing stuff!!! 

[Sildani]

Thanks for the update!! Very glad I got my name in, this will be amazing!