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Shutter Speed:1/30 second
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LES MAQUETTES TERRIBLES 04by ~ARMAMENTFACTORY

©2011-2013 ~ARMAMENTFACTORY

Twin MGR Project
MG-RX1 pattern

JACK vs VOYEVODA

"Go home, Jack!"

NOTES:
-detail parts for the wing mounts
-now with 14 points of articulation!
-head detail
-railgun assembly
-radome detail
-backpack detail
-leg structure v2.5
-extending leg sections
-now up to 12 parts per leg!
-46 parts total and counting
-more parts!

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~thygriever Jun 21, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

again, you sense of design and styling is unmatched. i hope you're getting a job out of this!

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~ARMAMENTFACTORY Jun 22, 2011

thanks

this design is from Konami's Metal Gear Solid series, though. I'm just interpreting it in my style.

if I can't get a job from building things like these, maybe I can at least sell one of them.

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Mood: Wow!

~BlueFox284 Jun 18, 2011

WHOA! Where the hell you get these at???

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~ARMAMENTFACTORY Jun 18, 2011

I made them.

here's the start of the project.
[link]

and here's the one I built before those 2.
[link]

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~Rekkou Jun 14, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

And this was done with only pla-plate? that's very amazing i can't even replicate the same parts twice using pla-plate

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~ARMAMENTFACTORY Jun 14, 2011

well, not exactly Pla-plate, but it's the same method of building.
it all comes down to how much time you put into a single part.

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~animBoi Jun 13, 2011

_{amazing job so far, still can't believe there's that much of a gap between the head & body}

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~ARMAMENTFACTORY Jun 13, 2011

thanks

the gap between the body is from the newly designed neck joint. the necks are in the forward position, it gives them the aggressive-looking stance.

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~animBoi Jun 15, 2011

_{certainly do look aggressive, awesome stuff!}

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