Mechanical Arachnid
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I can assure you don't want to be inside my head.
Here's an earlier attempt at working out how all the legs should work, just needs a dolls head and you've got the creepy one from toy story.
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That's just yummy. Steampunkish
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Wow! Very cool!
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Thanks Gents.
Not quite steampunk, not enough fripperies for that, more sci fi/terminator/robot wars type of thing. Can't decide if the 'fangs' should be guns or nasty implements rather than just bighty things.
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Extremely sharp and a great subject imho. I have some recent immigrants from europe in my kitchen. Fake widow spider which are related the the black variety but less harmful with a bite similar to a wasp or bee sting. Spiders are very useful keeping flying bugs under control so I like to protect mine.
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Another step along the path, no time to work the geometry but able to fiddle the textures.
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All I can say is WOW!
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Wow indeed!
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2 things this reminds me of...
The robot thing in Wild Wild West...
The other is a french based technical performance group that make crazy robots...
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La Machine is a street theatre company founded in 1999 and led by François Delarozière. It came about thanks to artists, technicians and theatre designers working together for the construction of unusual theatre objects. The work that we develop in public spaces relates, in the first instance, to theatre, urban planning and architecture.
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Yep, those frenchmen are complete nutters.
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I've used a bit of Clothworks to give the spider some weight.
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Better and better and it was impressive to begin with.
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Cheers Bryan,
I'll have to leave it for a bit now, other things I need to work on. -
Magic.
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Had a bit of time before bed.
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I know you've been waiting for me to animate the spider.
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it looks like Faberge meets 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
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Wow!
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