I started following Waka's mechs sometime last year. His style is reminiscent of the work of Monday Noodle (Brian Kescenovitz), who has been out of the picture for a while.
I like the shapes on Waka's most recent mech; normally I find that too
many slopes kills form but Waka's model is large enough that it still
looks pleasing. In the same way that I judge people by their footwear, I've taken to judging LEGO mecha by their feet. The separated heel and toes totally satisfying. The arched form looks like it actually handles shifting weight; there's something anatomical about it. The largeness allots for a good amount of detail, check out the ammunition belt and fuel hose:
In addition to his Flickr photostream he has a Japanese website. Also, Catbus!
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2.16.2013
This is pretty much just a mecha blog, now.
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Sporadic coverage of fan-built LEGO science fiction models. Neato!
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4 comments:
hey, really love the blog! I've always wondered how long one of these models would take to build from scratch (including figuring out how it should come together)
I don't mind this being a mech blog. That is the reason I had been subscribed to its feed for so long anyhow.
It's a credit to these designs that even though I myself have tried to make something similar, and failed many times, they still inspire me to try, try, try again! Awesome stuff.
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