Hinckley, on Dec 20 2007, 10:25 AM, said:
Oh dear Lord, it's so beautiful. I truly love it. Nothing is better than the pots on the thighs! Great job. I will probably let it all sink in and then comment more later, but you are just awesome at mechs.
Thanks, I'll be waiting for later comments! ;-)
Batbrick, on Dec 20 2007, 10:54 AM, said:
Another beautiful mech from the master of mechs!
You have done a brilliant job with keeping this one in with the fabuland look LuxorV, like Hinckley said, the pots on the thighs are hilarious and ingenious
The use of large slopes as Walrus teeth is very effective, my one criticism is that I wish there was a bit more head ontop of the teeth.
The feet are definitely my favourite part, very well-designed and in keeping with our Tasmanian Walrus friend (who lives two hours from me)
I also really like the use of a trans-blue aquazone cockpit
You're too kind! I still have to get very far before I deserve the title of
master of mechs.
I did such a small head because I don't have the right pieces to make it bigger, keeping it cool and proportionate |-/ Moreover, I usually build Exo-Force styled mecha, without a proper
head :-$
It would seem feet are always one of the best parts of my mecha; must be related to my often wearing big boots for work...
iamded, on Dec 20 2007, 10:55 AM, said:
Hehe! Very cool! The colour scheme is very fitting, and the mech looks solidly built, which is always great! The pots are an awesome touch! Fantastic!!
~Peace
You can't imagine how much time it took me to make it solid. I started it to host the big aquazone windshield, and then I had to dismantel and rebuild it at least 3 times before I was satisfied with its shape and solidity both 8-|
dragonator, on Dec 20 2007, 11:06 AM, said:
Very nice Mech, this one looks great!
The colours all look good, to bad you didn't have enough brown to do a walrus nose.
Great work!
By the way, where is his sailor hat?
Thanks! The sailor hat would have been quite difficult to build, given the rotating feature of the defensive plates ;-)
Brainbox, on Dec 20 2007, 11:34 AM, said:
Very nice, and very accurate. I love the cooking pots, that made me laugh quite loudly (thankfully I'm the only one home), and the overall look and feel of the mech is wonderful, from the design to the colour scheme.
In a word... wow.
Thank you. The pots were a last-added detail, since I felt the legs lacked something...
Sinner, on Dec 20 2007, 03:48 PM, said:
Sorry for coming to the party late! I'm starting to get the impression that people are trying to highlight that I should have done a mech entry. :-/ First Hinckley does a Fabuland character, to which I whine "but the head is so hard, bla bla bla".... and then you make exactly what I should have done!
Personally, aside from making this look exactly like a Fabuland figure, I think this is perfect, especially your smart choice of weapon. :-D The tusks are a smart solution, and I love the beefy arms and roomy enclosed cockpit. *sweet* The pots are a great idea too! :-P My only complaint is you missed my hat!
I did... even though it does show me up as a pathetic untalented whiner.
Thanks for your positive comments :'-)
As for your impression... I just kept the word I gave you when I posted the
Eat me, please! vig.
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Very smart! I love that cow; if I was to pick a second favourite fabuland character it would be the cow. (Number three would probably be the elephant.) I have no idea of how you could do Zaphod, but I bet Chuck could think of a way. Great work.
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And, expect to see more of these Fabuland in my next MOCs... expecially a certain walrus, a bulldog, and a crocodile I just got from BL
LuxorV
Is there a Walrus mech coming?
I hope we'll soon see a mech from you *y* ;-)
LuxorV