sledgeviper In reply to madcomm [2014-01-22 02:47:39 +0000 UTC]

Hi

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madcomm In reply to sledgeviper [2014-01-22 03:51:20 +0000 UTC]

Hi, what's up? c:

Just thought I'd say hello and ask how you are c:

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sledgeviper In reply to madcomm [2014-01-22 09:58:25 +0000 UTC]

Things have been rather mellow in terms of Art, however today I got a job designing Mecha for Sector 13 Studios! 83.. SOOOOooo Expect a lot more Mecha -FINISHED Mecha in the coming weeks.

It's been a little hectic at the homestead, as well as my day job, but that's nothing new.

How about you?

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madcomm In reply to sledgeviper [2014-01-22 15:19:35 +0000 UTC]

Nothing much to be honest. Good to hear it's all coming up to you

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sledgeviper In reply to Aellostriker2 [2013-07-02 21:22:44 +0000 UTC]

LOL. I've got a ton I like too, but I haven't made a top 5 yet XD. Thank you for sharing

Oddly, the only Tri De Colus MHs I like is the Berlin. I'm not really a fan of the Engage Octavers, or even Junchoon. Something about their style doesn't appeal to me.

The Auge is good, though I tend to prefer the MM Auge.

Yea, the Mighty Beta is pretty sweet, but I think I prefer the old Bang Doll to it.

Where did you read the rest of the stor? I have all the english books, and I can only find incomplete scan-lations on the net for the equivalent of book 27 and I'd really like to finish the story.

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Aellostriker2 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-07-03 07:24:42 +0000 UTC]

MM Auge rocks! by the way, there are 27 chapters? I thought there were only 26--[link]

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sledgeviper In reply to Aellostriker2 [2013-07-03 11:06:36 +0000 UTC]

Nope, there's more. Like 2-6 equivalent for english readers, cause I think there's 2 more japanese books, which is roughly 2-3 english books.

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sledgeviper In reply to M4jinL4b [2013-06-28 00:10:50 +0000 UTC]

Thank you, to you as well

I look forward to your future creations.

Incidently, if your interested in an inexpensive but HIGHLY durable tablet/laptop PC, then check out the Fujitsu Lifebook T series (I use a T5010), this model can be found on ebay between $100-400. While the graphics card isn't very good (not fit for modern gaming)the rest of its specs are standard despite it being over 6 years old. Check out ebay to nab one at a good price. I tend to prefer to color digitally, and draw Traditionally.

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M4jinL4b In reply to sledgeviper [2013-06-28 00:20:10 +0000 UTC]

hooo. i see but better u prefer search this one :
Asus A46CM-WX091D, it,s more than enough to handle the jon that u have and hobby that you like. around 560 U$ ++

The spec: Core i3 3217U 1.8Ghz, 14” HD Color Shine, 4GB DDR3, 500GB, Nvidia Geforce GT635M 2GB, DVDRW, Camera, Wifi, Bluetooth, Card Reader, Non OS

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sledgeviper In reply to M4jinL4b [2013-06-28 06:54:35 +0000 UTC]

Nice specs, curious that the processor is so outdated. The NVidia is a real sweet spot.

Though the Fujitsu lifebook T5010 processors are Intel core Duo 2 2.4ghz, Intel GMA 4500MHD video-card (lame). I've looked inside and I think the video cards can be removed (I've been researching.)Another nice thing about the T5010, is that it's display can rotate both ways in a complete 180 turn.

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M4jinL4b In reply to sledgeviper [2013-06-28 10:38:02 +0000 UTC]

i just curious with the vga that installed and i think for ++ point its using a new chipset that more advanced with the fujitsu have, with that chipset u can do more expand in your ram and hdd capacity ^^
that's why i give u suggestion with that model ^^, dont forget it's have warranty too

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sledgeviper In reply to Mecha-Zone [2013-06-25 22:46:51 +0000 UTC]

LOL, after all this time I'm not sure why I wasn't! XD

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-05-27 21:23:39 +0000 UTC]

HMmmmm That WOULD be interesting if it came to be true. Sadly, I'd have no one to play it with (unless it was online)cause I'm literally the only person out of all my friends that likes FSS, let alone Mecha.

Thanks for sharing

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-06-05 09:32:58 +0000 UTC]

Yer welcome and so could that be accepted into the mortar-headd gallery in anyway?

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-06-05 10:13:48 +0000 UTC]

It's in MH-G featured gallery now.

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-06-05 10:18:12 +0000 UTC]

Thank you,you beautiful man. T_T

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-06-05 10:12:07 +0000 UTC]

MMmm tough call. It's familiar pic from the gears online FSS Background pic with some typography, I'd prefer it to have a little more artistic touch. But I suppose so, so the game gets some attention too.

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-06-05 11:14:32 +0000 UTC]

YAYZ!!

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sledgeviper In reply to Xenomech [2013-05-21 23:16:09 +0000 UTC]

I'll answer this in a note, that way I don't have a long message on my Comments XD

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Xenomech In reply to sledgeviper [2013-05-22 04:55:20 +0000 UTC]

No problem ^_^

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sledgeviper In reply to PlasmaFire3000 [2013-04-07 20:32:47 +0000 UTC]

LOL! I know that feeling

Yes, you should be seeing MH and MS being completed regularly now. There's a ton of designs to finish, and they need some TLC before I get any more new concepts popping in my head.

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PlasmaFire3000 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-04-09 11:10:22 +0000 UTC]

Indeed, backlogs for all! Will be looking forward to 'em.

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-03-16 20:07:38 +0000 UTC]

Nice =J

Yea... My LED MIrage is a First edition Wave Plastic Injection Kit, in the Red Box, saying "Easter Mirage Corps" with the metal hands ;D... Nice though, those were damn good kits for their time. Certainly better than anything Bandai made for Gundam at that time.

Lately, I wanna get my hands on the IMS kits, Inner frame, wide motion-range, great proportioning... No need to paint them. Mmmmmm~... I wish I had some money to burn, I'd love a Prominence Siren, or a Jagd Mirage.

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-03-17 14:06:42 +0000 UTC]

Injection kits? Hope those things don't require glue or any sort of thingamajig to put the assorted parts together.

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-03-17 20:35:54 +0000 UTC]

LOL, they're so old-school, they DO require glue ;D

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-03-18 01:35:02 +0000 UTC]

AWWW NUTZ!!! Now I have to painstakingly go back to school and take a simple chloroform to fix this jibbers up.

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-03-18 23:51:07 +0000 UTC]

If you can, try to get Testors Non-Toxic glue (it smells like oranges,) or a super-glue that doesn't frost or produce a smell (they do exist, I have some.) That is, IF you want to build those kits without being irritated by nasty glue-fumes.

Super glue bonds strongly, but the glue it's self isn't very tough and cracks and crumbles easily, unless you mix a powder into it. The Testors glue is also a little weak, which can be good cause it means if you use too much, the parts won't warp.

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-03-30 14:19:16 +0000 UTC]

Ok..I got it chief..hehe...ugh...(WHY DOES IT HAVE TA BE GLUE?!!!)

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-03-31 07:15:58 +0000 UTC]

heheh

That's cause it took bandai nearly 10 years to come up with Snap-together kits... And because Bandai has an epic tenure with hobby kits, any other kit company prior during that time didn't have them. Though Wave stayed alive because of their high quality casting for Exotic Designs... *cough cough* (like that Vatshu you have..., or an LED mirage...) Such ornate, and sharp casting and sculpting was very expensive back in the late 80's early 90's. The early Plastic Injection kits for the Wave FSS designs costed $300 and up... Heh... How much did you pay for that Vatshu?... ;D

Now Wave has a new Plastic Injection (IP) FSS MH kit called IMS, and the sculpting is jaw dropping... Every MH has an inner frame, colored plastic... And fairly affordable considering their old price tag... The IMS kits run $80+

Git sum tape for masking off the parts you glued so you don't leave finger-glue prints ;D

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RyugaSSJ3 In reply to sledgeviper [2013-03-31 09:53:24 +0000 UTC]

I didn't pay for the Vatshu nor the Junchoon owned by that cool guy in the series. I stated that I will get them if I got the allowance needed and they cost like...1/3 of a $300 each so it will be happy hunting for me,man.

A new FSS MH kit called IMS? What's that stand for?

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sledgeviper In reply to RyugaSSJ3 [2013-04-02 03:51:23 +0000 UTC]

Sorry, I got my kit companies mixed up, it's Volks thats makes the IMS kits, not Wave. [link]

IMS stands for Injected Mortar Series.

Also, I got mixed up from a previous question, I'm fairly certain your Vatshu requires gluing, and I also know there have been reproductions of the 2nd-wave Injected Plastic FSS Wave kits and the newer ones have more modernised construction... Ie, either a new part, or improved mobility, I admit I'm a little fuzzy on the details. Gearsonline.net FSS forum would know more than me. I've even heard rumor that the IMS kits require gluing, but also have some snap-on parts. Again, it's been a long time and I don't have an IMS kit...yet.

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