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I'm here looking for a passionate Mecha illustrator who is willing to help with concept art designs that will be used for a computer game and as advertising material for a kickstarter campaign.
(I know this group is mainly for models, but a model builder and an illustrator working together has some great potential I think)
(I know this group is mainly for models, but a model builder and an illustrator working together has some great potential I think)
Since I can't add things to the WIP folder, should I just add it to the corresponding series' folder?
Yes please, and i will be sure to move it to WIP. Thanks!
hello i just recently got into modifiying models and saw the founders lier model and i have the same type i am curios how he got it mor posibly and have a neck
Hello! It was a very long task that required a lot of planning and quite a few tools. But for the spark-noted version:
-Get some ball joints, epoxy putty, superglue, plastic cement.
-Gut the motor and remove all metal from it.
-Cut the motor and the frame in half behind where the blades attach.
-Made the two separate parts flexible using legos and other joints. [link]
-Cut the neck from the frame, filled in between the two peices with some spare parts and details. Made flexible with more legos at the base of the neck and the body. [link]
-Make legs and head flexible in a similar manner to Vegah2's tutorial: [link]
Hope this helps.
-Get some ball joints, epoxy putty, superglue, plastic cement.
-Gut the motor and remove all metal from it.
-Cut the motor and the frame in half behind where the blades attach.
-Made the two separate parts flexible using legos and other joints. [link]
-Cut the neck from the frame, filled in between the two peices with some spare parts and details. Made flexible with more legos at the base of the neck and the body. [link]
-Make legs and head flexible in a similar manner to Vegah2's tutorial: [link]
Hope this helps.