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Published: 2009-12-18 22:15:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 5167; Favourites: 140; Downloads: 92
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This little guy consists of 112 pieces, is 9 in long and 6 in high. I'd like to thank for giving me the idea of making a centipede.Related content
Comments: 51
sso thats what you americans call them... centipedes... i always thought it was serapede :l
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This is my favourite of your work. I think the details on this is amazing.
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Thanks, I wish I had more time to build these little guys.
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Ewwwwuhhhh... Gross! I was stationed in Hawaii for three years; I hate centipedes! But this is a really well-done one! Awesome!
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your very talented.
my favorite animal is a spider 
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Thank you, and thanks for the idea. A spider sound like it would be fun. I have 2 more projects to finish and I'll start drawing up plans.
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Is That Thing Fully Movable? Or Is It Stuck In That Pose?
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It's stuck as you see it. Later I would like to make one with copper wire in it so I can move it around.
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Nice. That Would Be Cool To Actually Have Made Something Like That That Could Move Around.
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Thanks, this one took me a lot time because of all the legs
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Thanks, I hope the new ones I make will be more detailed
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This is simultaneously terrifying and awesome! Really well done.
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How are the pieces connected? Glued?
This is absolutely inspiring. Any bigger, and it would be imposing. (Just add a lego minifigure and it gets quite frightening!)
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The parts are glued with CA or super glue because when you use polyurethane it doesn't show glue line like wood glue. When you look at the centipede with the little arms it's hard to get sand paper in there to clean the glue out.Thanks for the fav. on Spike, I hope to start so new ones soon.
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That looks fantastic! Wonderful job and such cool details to it! A nice, different piece of wordwork too
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Thanks, I have fun with this style of woodworking (hope to get better at). The one I'm working on has less pieces but is taking longer to do.
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Beautiful creature....the sense of movement is wonderful!
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Thats quite a compliment, I've seen your work (and it's great). This is a new form of woodworking I thought I would try and the bugs are giving me good practice. Thanks again and for the fav.
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My pleasure indeed. It's a very striking pose and I just like everything about it!
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You're getting very into these ideas with the bugs, aren't you?
Nice job, my friend
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There good practice, I hope to do dragons or people soon.
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really? wow...that'll be...complicated...
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Thanks, but I got to tell you getting the bend and angle were hard to match up.
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If it was easy, it probably wouldn't look so good. Any idea of what you're making next?
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The bugs are fun but I want to try a flying robotic humanoid next. ( and I thought the centipede was bad)... I'll see if I end up back with the bugs for more practice.
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That sounds interesting. I can't wait to see it.
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very cool - I like the contours of the pieces and use of space with the entire form
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It took more time to get the contour and angle than I wanted, but I was happy the body's arc up.
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I don't think I'll do one like this for a while.
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thats understandable but this one turned out really great
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