The beloved A-10 is set to keep on flying indefinitely.
http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/the-air-force-now-plans-to-keep-the-a-10-warthog-flying-1788309985
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Mounted Laser Weapons: Going Hot
It looks like the idea of 5-megawatt lasers mounted on combat vehicles is about to become a thing.
http://futurism.com/laser-mounted-combat-vehicles-are-set-to-roll-out-in-2017/
http://futurism.com/laser-mounted-combat-vehicles-are-set-to-roll-out-in-2017/
Daily Mecha
Seen around the net:
1/144 TR-6 Woundwort
1/144 Custom kit: Volcano Astraea (Exia Avalanche parts mod)
1/144 Custom Kit: Shuffle Gundam (G-Gundam smorgasboard mod)
1/144 TR-6 Woundwort
1/144 Custom kit: Volcano Astraea (Exia Avalanche parts mod)
1/144 Custom Kit: Shuffle Gundam (G-Gundam smorgasboard mod)
Labels:
Astraea,
bandai,
Exia,
G gundam,
gundam,
model kits,
shuffle gundam,
toys,
woundwort
Daily Mecha: Add-on Kit for the Astaroth
Labels:
add-on,
astaroth,
bandai,
gundam,
ibo,
iron blooded orphans,
manga,
model kit,
side story
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Breaking the Hiatus: Frame Arms "Female Mecha" with Drill Weapons
Sorry to have been away for a long time, but I have to admit, the rather clunky input system of Blogger has kept me away as the time for my money-making projects became all-encompassing.
Here's a way to celebrate coming back: A better photo of the "female mecha" that I built out of spare Frame Arms parts. It's nominally called a "female" due to the wide-hip leg connectors, and the large shoulders that look like puffed sleeve shoulders. For some reason, I like pairing it up with the big Heavy Weapons Drills - although I don't like the idea of using the more realistic drill bits, opting for the Gurren-Lagann-ish drills.

As you can see, I also added some wheels to the feet/lower calves. I honestly just used the "rule of cool" on this aspect, though the pseudo/anime science would say that it can be used as gyroscopic motorized wheels...

And here it is, with the drill arms.
Here's a way to celebrate coming back: A better photo of the "female mecha" that I built out of spare Frame Arms parts. It's nominally called a "female" due to the wide-hip leg connectors, and the large shoulders that look like puffed sleeve shoulders. For some reason, I like pairing it up with the big Heavy Weapons Drills - although I don't like the idea of using the more realistic drill bits, opting for the Gurren-Lagann-ish drills.

As you can see, I also added some wheels to the feet/lower calves. I honestly just used the "rule of cool" on this aspect, though the pseudo/anime science would say that it can be used as gyroscopic motorized wheels...

And here it is, with the drill arms.
Labels:
Drill,
Female Mecha,
Frame Arms,
Kotobukiya,
Mecha,
model kit,
toy,
wheeled
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