Another Junji Okubo design - Bouncer S2WT

[pilou]

Will be impressive when i see its twitter

[Bryan K]

Very rough block out of the overall shape. Not all the legs are shown either.

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[ntxdave]

Where do you come up with this stuff!! Guess I am getting too old for this environment.

[Bryan K]

@ntxdave said:

Where do you come up with this stuff!! Guess I am getting too old for this environment.

Honestly? Google search sci-fi. Japanese anime. Futurism. Robots. Spaceships. Etc.

But yeah, random google searches. But I now know who Junji Okubo is and I like his work so I will be doing more of his designs. It was his spaceship design I did the last time.

Deviant Art sci-fi is also a great source.

[Bryan K]

Started detail on the chassis and added all the legs. The chassis is a simple half side component then copied and mirrored. Same with the legs. Got the positions on one side and then move/copied and mirrored.

Simple push/pull cutouts for the chassis and push/pull height match to circles that are the axles for the legs. Nothing has to be perfect. I'm just eyeballing it. (guess-stimating)

The end collars for the axles are slightly conical.

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[Bryan K]

Damn what a pain! This took a lot of fiddling to get right. So deceptively simple. So crazy complex with it's weird compound curves.

Lots and lots of push/pull.

And frankly, I'm only "close" to what the drawing looks like. But close enough. Moving on.

The good part is this is the hardest element of the robot to create.

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[Bryan K]

Under-chassis detail. Just more push/pull. It's hard to show so I hope some of you can tell what is going on.

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[Bryan K]

Overview update.

Next will be the middle section that supports the top disk.

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[Mike Amos]

Blimey, really moved on, it's great mate.

[Bryan K]

@mike amos said:

Blimey, really moved on, it's great mate.

Thanks! I'm feeling inspired with this one.

[Bryan K]

Angle base complete.

Simple circle push/pull and scale bevels with Joint push/pull for the tail lights. Pipe along path for small piping.

Same technique of half component then copy move and mirror.

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[Bryan K]

Update. Some final chassis modification and finished support turntable.

Next will be the angled disk base section, just below the disk itself.

Again, more push/pull, and fiddling around moving things.

Used round corner tool on some parts.

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[Bryan K]

More ridiculous fiddling with the front sensors, but here it is. Finished!

Note the feet added as well. Nothing special. They can be made up as anyone sees fit.

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[HornOxx]

... what a cool Design - in this case I´m looking forward to some cool renders, anytime in future

[pilou]

Cool adaptation result!

[Bryan K]

Thanks Pilou.

[Mike Amos]

That is a very cool beast, where can I get one for guard dog duties?

[Bryan K]

Ha! Right?

Thanks Mike.

[L i am]

Nice work bryan I am also looking forward to a render

[Bryan K]

Thanks L i am.

I've already set it in a scene on the main gallery page.