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[Bishop Steiner]

Carrioncrows, on 21 November 2013 - 02:23 AM, said:

Really?

Lol, I must be the exception because I want nothing to do with traditional art. Digital or nothing.

Soon my power will grow and it will once and for all usurper the No. 2 Pencil and break these shackles!

(You hear that you little XXXX No. 2 pencil? I am coming for you, don't know when, don't know where but In the words of Happy Gilmore "You're going to die clown!!!!!")

Nope, digital is mah thing.

thats cuz you are using the wrong tools. #2 pencils is for noobs and bads. Pro scribblers use special graphites!!!!!
(and then end up using their cheapo mechanical pencil more anyhow, lol)

[Carrioncrows]

Well I do so love stationary.

I like the potential it represents.

And the idea that oh yes, with this "Tool" i can now work wonders!

Never works out that way, but an Office max is my Toy-R-Us.

[Karl Streiger]

Its THE Community Mech...not A unseen - but THE unseen.
The child of all Mechs the Community want to have in one perfect Mech.

The style of the Zeus - the menaceing face of the Banshee - the bore of the King Crab and the fear incarnate of the Annihilator - maybe the cockpit of the Vulcan

[Nathan Foxbane]

Bishop Steiner, on 21 November 2013 - 04:03 AM, said:

thats cuz you are using the wrong tools. #2 pencils is for noobs and bads. Pro scribblers use special graphites!!!!!
(and then end up using their cheapo mechanical pencil more anyhow, lol)

My .2mm was not cheap. Makes fine lines like a boss though.

[Bishop Steiner]

Nathan Foxbane, on 21 November 2013 - 10:00 AM, said:

My .2mm was not cheap. Makes fine lines like a boss though.

I have those too, funnily though, I end up with my .5mm 90% of the time, anyhow. Then I use sakura micro drafting pens over it. Unfortunately, my sakuras are wore out, and they aren't at your corner store here in Mexico. One more reason to shift to digital, supplies are pretty much don't need replenishment. My alcohol markers cost an arm and a leg!!!!

[Alaskan Nobody]

Carrioncrows, on 21 November 2013 - 02:23 AM, said:

Really?

Lol, I must be the exception because I want nothing to do with traditional art. Digital or nothing.

Soon my power will grow and it will once and for all usurper the No. 2 Pencil and break these shackles!

(You hear that you little XXXX No. 2 pencil? I am coming for you, don't know when, don't know where but In the words of Happy Gilmore "You're going to die clown!!!!!")

Nope, digital is mah thing.

Bishop Steiner, on 21 November 2013 - 04:03 AM, said:

thats cuz you are using the wrong tools. #2 pencils is for noobs and bads. Pro scribblers use special graphites!!!!!
(and then end up using their cheapo mechanical pencil more anyhow, lol)

Funny enough - I dropped out of art school because I actually preffered using my basic pencil leads to anything else.

My teacher loved paint and graphite and stuff - I hated getting the gunk/crud all over my hands.

Haven't put anything into digital art, but I really haven't put anything at all into really any artwork since that class either.
...One of these days I may give it another shot.

[NautilusCommand]

Bishop Steiner, on 21 November 2013 - 10:32 AM, said:

I have those too, funnily though, I end up with my .5mm 90% of the time, anyhow. Then I use sakura micro drafting pens over it. Unfortunately, my sakuras are wore out, and they aren't at your corner store here in Mexico. One more reason to shift to digital, supplies are pretty much don't need replenishment. My alcohol markers cost an arm and a leg!!!!

I would say just stop with the drinking and use it for more useful things. But hey it's fun to get smashed I would assume.
Why not do the starting work in pencile then the rest in digital.

[Bishop Steiner]

Shar Wolf, on 21 November 2013 - 11:11 AM, said:

Funny enough - I dropped out of art school because I actually preffered using my basic pencil leads to anything else.

My teacher loved paint and graphite and stuff - I hated getting the gunk/crud all over my hands.

Haven't put anything into digital art, but I really haven't put anything at all into really any artwork since that class either.
...One of these days I may give it another shot.

yes, please do!

NautilusCommand, on 21 November 2013 - 11:21 AM, said:

I would say just stop with the drinking and use it for more useful things. But hey it's fun to get smashed I would assume.
Why not do the starting work in pencile then the rest in digital.

that is the intention.

[PropagandaWar]

Bishop Steiner, on 21 November 2013 - 04:03 AM, said:

thats cuz you are using the wrong tools. #2 pencils is for noobs and bads. Pro scribblers use special graphites!!!!!
(and then end up using their cheapo mechanical pencil more anyhow, lol)

Dont get me on Graphite bro! don't you get me. I'll one up you with my BIC's man my BIC's!

[Bishop Steiner]

[BarHaid]

Now that is totally a Zeus! you just made those Vulcan doodles to feed us red herrings.

Tasty tasty herrings.....

[Bishop Steiner]

mmmmmmmm.

herrings

[Karl Streiger]

BarHaid, on 21 November 2013 - 10:28 PM, said:

Now that is totally a Zeus!

If that is a Zeus - the solution for the LRM 15 is indeed interesting.
The coventry Star Fire was prone to jamming and a more classic approach to missile launcher design could help to solve that problem.

[Carrioncrows]

Karl Streiger, on 25 November 2013 - 01:29 AM, said:

If that is a Zeus - the solution for the LRM 15 is indeed interesting.
The coventry Star Fire was prone to jamming and a more classic approach to missile launcher design could help to solve that problem.

One of the Key points Bishop and I got into heavy discussion on so far with this collaboration. I really wanted the Box launcher and He wanted the round one. I wanted the box launcher because then you could have a Missile bay door. And a Missile bay door would open up to look like a hand, and when closed would still form the Battering Ram that the arm is renown for.

No one panic though, we've got a version with the Standard Lube Tube launcher planned as well. =)

Edited by Carrioncrows, 25 November 2013 - 04:31 AM.

[Karl Streiger]

Carrioncrows, on 25 November 2013 - 04:23 AM, said:

No one panic though, we've got a version with the Standard Lube Tube launcher planned as well. =)

I don't panic - I'm so sorry Bishop - but I admit I like the current idea with the battering ram - heavy armored missile bay doors much more.

[Carrioncrows]

We are teasing you because I am a slacker and taking FOREVER!

[Bishop Steiner]

Carrioncrows, on 25 November 2013 - 04:23 AM, said:

One of the Key points Bishop and I got into heavy discussion on so far with this collaboration. I really wanted the Box launcher and He wanted the round one. I wanted the box launcher because then you could have a Missile bay door. And a Missile bay door would open up to look like a hand, and when closed would still form the Battering Ram that the arm is renown for.

No one panic though, we've got a version with the Standard Lube Tube launcher planned as well. =)

I think the solution is simple. The base 3025 ac5 models get st eh round starfire. The ppc equipped and upgrade get the box. Sound good?

[Karyudo ds]

Carrioncrows, on 25 November 2013 - 04:23 AM, said:

I wanted the box launcher because then you could have a Missile bay door. And a Missile bay door would open up to look like a hand...

And then Zeus can throw his Thunder (in the absence of Lightning LRMs)? I'll say the box threw me a little, but i'm liking the hand-door concept.

[Bishop Steiner]

oops, I did it again.



I played with your mech

[NautilusCommand]

Nice