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As a big fan of mechs and similar robots of this type - I decided to design something "new". As I was small on the memory card, I had a "record" of the game front mission 3 for over 250 hours, and the game itself went over 14 times. This is one of the better games on PSX, due to the fact that something like "DUAL GEAR" will soon come out on the PC. I decided to make / design a robot. It will come out extremely large, both legs and hands will be movable (bolted) and the same the robot will hold some weapons ... In its guts I put the ITX board, along with the card. Under this in the lower part, there will be no problem with water cooling with not too much cooler - a lot of space will still be on the back. The robots themselves have large weapons, they not only hold them in their hands but also on the shoulders, which gives the field to locate some smaller coolers on these elements - after all the world is dead only 240/360 there are also smaller coolers (80, 2 x 60, 3 x 60 etc.)
1: 1 scale model from paper: D
This will facilitate and accelerate the cutting of elements from MDF.
The whole is over 1 m high with legs bent in the knees.
As a big fan of mechs and similar robots of this type - I decided to design something "new". As I was small on the memory card, I had a "record" of the game front mission 3 for over 250 hours, and the game itself went over 14 times. This is one of the better games on PSX, due to the fact that something like "DUAL GEAR" will soon come out on the PC. I decided to make / design a robot. It will come out extremely large, both legs and hands will be movable (bolted) and the same the robot will hold some weapons ... In its guts I put the ITX board, along with the card. Under this in the lower part, there will be no problem with water cooling with not too much cooler - a lot of space will still be on the back. The robots themselves have large weapons, they not only hold them in their hands but also on the shoulders, which gives the field to locate some smaller coolers on these elements - after all the world is dead only 240/360 there are also smaller coolers (80, 2 x 60, 3 x 60 etc.)
1: 1 scale model from paper: D
This will facilitate and accelerate the cutting of elements from MDF.
The whole is over 1 m high with legs bent in the knees.
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