3.22.2008

Chime In: Your Favorite Mecha

Okay, time for some reader input!

What is your favorite Mech/Mecha/Robot MOC of all time?

For me it's a close tie between Moko's smooth 'Orange Mecha' and Mladen Pejic's 'Bushwhacker' multiped. Both so awesome!

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Could the question be any harder? I don't know about a single favourite, but Legohaulic's MS-80, izzo's No-Theme 37, and Moko's Walker Mecha are all incredible models.

John said...

Transforming SDF-1:

http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/johnnyscreation-hobbys/article?mid=32

Mike said...

This one. :-P

But for really, Andrew Lee's wins my vote.

Anonymous said...

I can't say I like the legs on that Bushwhacker, but the rest is awesome.

As for myself, I couldn't really say for sure without wasting several hours looking at various Brickshelf galleries. I'd have to say that Soren's Hephaestos is definitely up there. I'll post more later if I think of any.

 
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