AEGAKS VLG-808 "Steel Bit"
Credit for the ejectable pilot block and AEGAKS goes to Rabid Goldfish (aka Jason)
Again, sorry for the crappy camera quality. Anytime I take a picture in my house with my cell, it makes the pictures blurry, but if I am outside while it's sunny and bright, the pictures come out clear.
About this creation
Steel Bit with it's pilot, Scarlet at the ready. It's weapons, the Adante Combat Knives (A.C.K) are named after the energy source that powers there stable control and perfect sharpness. Also, the ACKs can convert into turrets when Steel Bit is changed into it's VTOL mode.
Rear view
Close up! (personal head details but from referencing Jason's design)
Personal Foot Design with the Accelerator Drives on both sides ankles. The Accelerator is attached onto the heel to give the mech an "accelerated" turn and close the ratio much faster than a normal walking mech. Also, the Accelerators add a bonus "kick" to the Unknown's melee kicks.
Steel Bit, it's pilot block ejected
Steel Bit's Custom eject-able pilot block (with the custom thrusters to ease the ejection process)
3/4 rear detail of the 3 pairs of thrusters which help guide the pilot block to a safer landing zone.
Scarlet, the 15 year old pilot and the opened pilot block
Scarlet, and Steel Bit...such a unique pair
Pilot Name: Scarlet Rider
Age: 15
Description: One of the youngest AEGAKS pilots to have joined the battle against the drones. Her mech, Steel Bit, incorporates her own creations and designs of a scrapped mech she found on the battlefield. She built Steel Bit years before the war reached her home, but when she heard news of the drones coming to destroy her town, she had to take a chance and fight back. During the fight, her mother got burned alive in their house, and her father, crushed by a Destroyer Drone. She didn't have any weapons then, now, with the ACK and the Accelerator Drives attached, she fights alongside the AEGAKS team in the raging battle against the drones that seems to have no end. Will she and the Unknown make it until the end?
Comments
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March 3, 2011 |
Quoting CEO Luiz Camargo
Well done, it's a truly AEGAKS! You have a real talent, just need some polish here and there and will be perfect. Tips: Remove the head and the elbow thingie, they seems out of place. My favorite parts: Pilot block, the thrusters are an excelent and original idea, at least for AEGAKS. The legs are very nice and the greebles are cool. Good job!
Thank you! I just built 2 new AEGAKS. "Micro Bit" and "Crypt Keeper". Micro Bit is an awesome L-Frame with a "locking" canopy, and the "Crypt Keeper" is named for the ejectable-fuel grid and the scrapped canopys used for it's feet.
Thank you for the at-a-boys. And I'll consider the changes if I think they'll work for Steel Bit. |
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March 2, 2011 |
Well done, it's a truly AEGAKS! You have a real talent, just need some polish here and there and will be perfect. Tips: Remove the head and the elbow thingie, they seems out of place. My favorite parts: Pilot block, the thrusters are an excelent and original idea, at least for AEGAKS. The legs are very nice and the greebles are cool. Good job! |
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March 2, 2011 |
Quoting Rabid Goldfish
Actually, this is an L Frame. The M Frame applies to models similar in structure to my own 102, 105, and 108.
I figured it would be actually in between an L and an M because I found a way to make an even smaller AEGAKS, but it still have your pilot block design. |
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Actually, this is an L Frame. The M Frame applies to models similar in structure to my own 102, 105, and 108. |
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March 2, 2011 |
Quoting Rabid Goldfish
Not bad for a first try. If I may suggest, try smoothing your armor out a bit. Tiles and slopes are an armorer's best friends. The head seems a little out of place at the top. But I got to hand it to you, adding thrusters to the pilot block was a very nice touch. Makes alot of sense. As for a name suggestion, how about Steel Bit? All around, good work. ^Blub^
Steel Bit! That's AMAZING!!! WHOOT!! haha thank you. And as for SNOT, I'll work hard on it next time. The first AEGAKS I made today would've been a L-Frame version of this basically, except it was a Variable L-frame. I thought it was lacking flair, so I tore everything down and rebuilt it into this. Again, thank you! |
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March 2, 2011 |
Not bad for a first try. If I may suggest, try smoothing your armor out a bit. Tiles and slopes are an armorer's best friends. The head seems a little out of place at the top. But I got to hand it to you, adding thrusters to the pilot block was a very nice touch. Makes alot of sense. As for a name suggestion, how about Steel Bit? All around, good work. ^Blub^ |
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