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Manipulator Mechaby ~ModalMechanica

Designs & Interfaces / Game Development Art / Game Concepts & Illustrations / Vehicles

Small 3 man unit typically used for forward reconnaissance and odd jobs. Manipulator arms are extendable, and the chasis can be equipped with various mision specific equipment. The unit can aslo be fielded as a mobile command post.

~Xperimental00 Nov 21, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Nice mech, very versatile. Sweet design too, the reverse joint legs and that thin torso is just to my liking.

~ModalMechanica Nov 22, 2011

I'm glad you like it haha

~Xperimental00 Nov 23, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Well yeah, my type of mech. XD

~JonEvangelist Nov 10, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

You make me feel bad

*miha9000 Sep 13, 2011

added to Sketches and concepts in Sci-fi Archives

~ModalMechanica Sep 13, 2011

~screenscan Sep 11, 2011 Interface Designer

yes this gotta be a fast machine, i think too it might easily be pushed so its falling..

the legs look really great
is it done analogue?

and whats with the arms? are they of any use?

cheers

~ModalMechanica Sep 13, 2011

analogue? And no, the arms are for manipulating smaller objects that require more precision.

~screenscan Sep 17, 2011 Interface Designer

my question about the arms came off the thought, that they are too short, so they would need smaller objects exactly in their range, which may be possibly impractical in "real" life.

"analogue" refers to your technique of work. on deviant they usually call this "traditional".
so how did you do it?

cheers

~ModalMechanica Sep 18, 2011

The arms can like extend out and stuff, and yeah its traditional xD

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