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Red ronin

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Red Ronin A Custom Teknomeka Scale Mech -53 Points Of Click and Gear Controlled Articulation -34" Tall -Light Brick Powered Button Torso That lights up chest and eyes -Dual Swords -Dual Pop up laser blasters on arms -Fold out Machinery compartment I'm waiting for a few more pieces to come in the mail before I submit my next comic book figure, in the mean time here is one of my older works. I did this about three years before any of my other projects. I intend to destroy him after this post to make a similar scale Extremis Iron Man, so I figure I should at least document him first. I can't wait to post what I have 99% complete, this is just filler until it's ready. Stay Tuned and Thanks For viewing!!!

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JACK L

November 11, 2012

nice mech!

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Ro Bro

October 13, 2012

WOW! Huge and really bulky- looking.

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Daniel Brilliant

September 7, 2012

Amazing Mech, and so huge!

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Chris Melby

August 22, 2012

M, lov'n this build! I too have built a couple of "Giant" mechs! I like how you've used the turntable for the arm connection. I did the same thing with Zeta Dues for the legs. Then I pinned them exactly where I wanted them with small gears. Another technique I wanted to share, on Zeta Prime, I used the portal axles from the Unimog set for the arm and legs joints. They are controlled by a small and discreet worm gear, and they are poseable, a great joint for a huge mech! Again, this is awesome, and huge! Z

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M McCooey

August 14, 2012

Quoting Gab BOIDOT That what I called an titan mech. Hope that thanks to you, they're will be more often now. One of the best I've seen !

Well There will be atleast 2 more from me, Iron Man Extremis, And Robocop! Thanks

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M McCooey

August 14, 2012

Quoting Eric Landreneau Much. Too. Big. Really, I want to take this thing apart and see how you built the joints. Not only can it stand on its own, but it can hold poses?! The engineering of this thing is amazing. It's somewhere near 3 feet tall, right? It must weigh a ton! The proportions are great; th legs may seem disproportionately large, but a mech of this size would need outsized legs, so it's perfect. This one needs to get more notice; it must have been a heck of a project for you! I'd lke you to add in some onfo on the MOC's page, just some background on the build, what scale you'd say it's on, and what that gizmo in the not-cockpit is supposed to be.

I would definitely Check out the base teknomeka Instructions to see how the geared frame works, it is genius engineering. My Mech's construction (Including armor head engine weaponry etc is all custom) But the basic joint construction is from those instructions. It'll cost about 20 Bucks but it is well worth it in my opinion, I learned so much.

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M McCooey

August 14, 2012

Quoting Rogue Warrior [formerly sgt bently Nice I'm glad you didn't use bioncle parts but built him out of real lego parts.

Thanks, I'm not a purist but Bionicle Never did it for me, If I use those pieces it is sparingly and not obvious ways.

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M McCooey

August 14, 2012

Quoting Chris Roach beautiful mech!

Just Imagine An Optimus at this scale! Go for it!

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M<0><0>DSWIM !

August 13, 2012

This is pretty amazing! Love the shaping of the head and limbs, especially the legs. Great work!

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The Texan Bionicle Builder

August 11, 2012

Great work! Love it! its so big!

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Rogue Warrior [formerly sgt bently

August 11, 2012

Nice I'm glad you didn't use bioncle parts but built him out of real lego parts.

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Chris Roach

August 9, 2012

beautiful mech!

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Jared .

August 9, 2012

Woah, love the detail on the feet!

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Garett Smith

August 9, 2012

Great moc! I love the hands and feet! Keep up the good work!

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Jeremy Streets

August 9, 2012

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Eric Landreneau

August 9, 2012

Much. Too. Big. Really, I want to take this thing apart and see how you built the joints. Not only can it stand on its own, but it can hold poses?! The engineering of this thing is amazing. It's somewhere near 3 feet tall, right? It must weigh a ton! The proportions are great; th legs may seem disproportionately large, but a mech of this size would need outsized legs, so it's perfect. This one needs to get more notice; it must have been a heck of a project for you! I'd lke you to add in some onfo on the MOC's page, just some background on the build, what scale you'd say it's on, and what that gizmo in the not-cockpit is supposed to be.