robuko
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Very nice build. I get a starwars vibe from these
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Lovely!that mech is beautiful
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Really nice landscaping here!
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I know what I like and I like this! My inner 9 year old would love playing with these. Pewpewpew!
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Got to love a tracked unicycle!
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Superb job, very industrial. I think the blades should rotate horizontally for cutting down trees though?
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Very nice build, I like the contrast between the clean machinery lines and the crumbling ruin and the photo editing is great. It's a pity that the commander has not learned the first rule of Indiana Jones - never mess with ancient temples!
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Awesome build Beltar. I just love your story telling!
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This is great, it really looks like an old work horse of the fleet. Very ambitious and nicely done. The interiors are great
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I really like the landscaping here, great job Garm
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Nice upside down building there Kai!
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Nice! I wonder how far we can trust your new friends....
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[K-C04] 321 Terrestrial Junction, Tchalinko, Aeristus
robuko replied to Mike S's topic in AG1 Archive
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E11, Exploration So there I was, back on some rocky asteroid in the MT-6980, listening to some far out heavy beats, watching out for sinkholes and following the sensors to a very promising deposit of Awesomnium. I crested the ridge of the crater and then it all happened at once. I couldn't believe my eyes. A big old vein of Awesomnium, sure enough, but what was more incredible was suddenly seeing a whole bunch of new fangled Kawashita tech. I must have stumbled on some secret testing facility. There were 2 of those new aster class stealth fighters, the ones that are just carved straight out of the asteroid rock so they don't show up on scanners. And some kind of hillbilly loon buggy, it was pretty neat looking and super lightweight, must have been feeling the need for speed in that one. Yeah, that tech was cool. But the really freaked out thing was, who was driving this stuff. It sure wasn't Kawashita regulars, I know that. Folk with green heads. Guys in Octan gear!. There was even a K-borg with an Octan logo doing some kind of repairing on that buggy. I didn't know what was going on, well above my pay grade anyway. So I radioed in that big old deposit, sat back, and sparked up a fat one. Peace out.
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Thanks everyone for your kind comments. My sigfig works in a kind of classic space meets ninjago meets Flash Gordon continuum. Sometimes these inexplicable fragments of modernity show through, but he swears by the good old ways.
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Outstanding. I love love love that floor.
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Everyone makes good points here. Dardanel's examples are spot on with regard to the variability of scoring, and the judges do an incredible amount of work in a very short time. It would be helpful if the judges can give guidelines or transparency on what they are scoring on. Nobody likes to see mediocre Mocs scoring more than good ones, but that is what's happening at the moment.
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Transfer 43 credits to NuckElBerg
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Excellent story, shown with a great sense of action. Both the ships are very well suited to their purpose, and I love that jetpack effect.
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This story is verging on the sublime, I love it. Neat build too!
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Wonderful. So creative, and beautifully built. Love it!
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Humungous! What a great build, really superb concept and very well made with beautiful details. I find that sliding door expression very amusing too.
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That is real laugh-out loud funny. Great story, enjoy the hard suits!
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I can't say I wanted to see more water. At least this time there are fish. The Kawashita cyber exo diving suit is remarkably comfortable, and fast too. No problem with these riptides and currents. I just hope they can plug my head back in to my body after I collected all the data!
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We are going to need Little Nell to get out of here! Lovely underground volcano-esque feel