6.18.2008

Mobile Long-Range Artillery Platform

Tim Zarki's latest build is a real eye-catcher:



There's definitely something special here; I think part of it is the way the body rises to meet the turret at the back. Also, there are stabilizers that unfold from the back. Nifty!

Posted by Anonymous at 18.6.08

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3 comments:

Mike said...

Good work. I was about to blog it.

6/18/2008
Anonymous said...

I had a feeling the YSAers would all be rushing for it. I wish I had more time to post (I was rushed); I actually had a few more specific thoughts.

6/18/2008
Mike said...

EDIT!! That's what that button is there for after all...

6/18/2008

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