Hooray for Thanksgiving holiday builds.

I've been wanting to build a humanoid mech for awhile now, and here it finally is. This is my own design, with elements inspired from various anime mech designs. This model features a working cockpit, giant boosters, and a pair of dangerous guns.

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Labels: dennislego, lego, mecha

This is my third Maya modeling project. This is my own creation, with lots of inspiration from the Gelgoog and Zaku mechs from Gundam. I got a lot more modeling practice out of this, and I also learned how to do some basic rigging.

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Labels: 3d, dennis3d, mecha

Although I've only built a few mechs out of Lego so far, I was interviewed by Bryce of MechaHub.com, which is an excellent fan site dedicated to showcasing Lego mecha models and serving as a knowledge base for information on mecha building.

Read the interview here.

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I finally got around to dusting off this model and taking a full set of pictures for it. I designed and built this last September for the MechaHub.com Exo-Force mecha contest.

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I love this guy's mechs. They're like anime mecha meets street art meets Autechre album art. Apparently he pastes up large versions of his work onto walls in Paris. Very cool.

http://myspace.com/duster132
http://www.flickr.com/photos/duster132/

Labels: inspiration, mecha, streetart