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Maruman
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 Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2000 3:43 pm |
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hey thatnx for those links ... they are so cool..
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Sergenth
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| Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2000 12:59 am |
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Over the past two monthes, I've been collecting links to galleries that contain Lego Robots and pilot-driven Mecha. The uber-link to the best of them was right under my nose the whole time, so here it is... links to amazing Lego robots out there. They are so good, they be art matey.
http://www.geocities.com/~legobot/links.htm#top
On the bottom of this page, check out the Ultra-Throwbots link especially. Those designs got me to buy doubles of Ski, Aqua and the Rock Throwbots. |
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Chaotic Descent
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Location: Ontario
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| Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2000 2:13 am |
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that's so cool!
I used to play with lego all the time.
I used to try and make mechs as well. well, more like humanoid robots. but they had to be well articulated so I could pose them. as a result, most of them were very fragile.
I wish I could remember them all.
oh yeah, seeing these sites, my main question is: how the hell do you make those on the computer? I'm not very good at learning 3D modelling software. I've only been able to get one working utility.
btw, the plural of lego is lego, since lego is the type of brick it is. you don't pick up a lego, you pick up a lego peice. much like water.
hahah. don't mind me, I'm just anal. > 
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