JRM-66 MkVI "Skew" - AA variant

different shades?

Teal and light blue, I believe.

Yeah, med blue and dark turqoise, the med blue was Sorens neat idea.

This could be a little more coherent and /or interesting, but the rest is cool.

jinx u o me a sodah!!! :D

yay for rare parts!

Brian K inspires me to make an autonomous, armless mecha...

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gIadius says:

Oh man. Saucy. Love the chunky style. Love love love. Can you give a broken-apart pic? :D
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brass-monkey says:

I do love that radome right thar.
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Dezperado says:

Then it's agreed, this is awesome.

Blog'd
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nnenn says:

Nice.
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Adrian Florea says:

So cool. Is that old dk gray? Missile packs are a nice detail.
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J5И says:

Thanks all, yeah its old dk grey.
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Tyren/Matt says:

I'm not normally a big fan of mechs, but I love this one.
Old dark grey FTW!
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legoloverman says:

Yes. Superb.
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>Otto says:

I agree with everyone else. Great stuff.
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gambort says:

Fantastic. Love the mixing of mechanical parts.
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legoiain says:

I very much heart this.
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legovaughan says:

Lovin' the leg construction!
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Tagl says:

Graet design and craftsmanship
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Rtyper says:

Nifty !!!

Oh and yeah thoses legs are cool !!!
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peterlmorris says:

I'm not normally a fan of tiny mechs like this, but the amount of detail worked in here has altered my perception. This is pretty amazing! I like it.
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J5И says:

Thanks all. Peter, I normally prefer to build bigger Mecha too, but this scale has some neat advantages. Aside from better overall stability, you can often allow just one or two pieces define a complex shape/detail area. This allows for some interesting parts usage and colourschemes.
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mondayn00dle says:

Great stuff Jas. I really like the overall stance; how the waist and the “head” are both thrust forward. Nice details as well.

I too have been getting progressively smaller in my mechs lately (though I’m sure I’ll go bigger again at some point). I think it’s something about being able to use single parts to represent individual shapes, rather than having to build every shape and angle out of individual smaller pieces. Or maybe I’m just getting lazy…;-)
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Bloody_Wolf says:

Love it, but what are the white boxes on the shoulders and thighs?
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