I also wanted to try another version of the Super CycloptisSorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.This version doesn't look bad but I am not satisfied with it. The "belt buckle" looking thing at the front is a hatch that opens to shot flem balls and is an enlarged version of the one on the original sketch. The front central arm was removed. I was influenced by that Star Trek ship to build a section on the back with tail fins as seen in the smaller drawing to the right. The "shoulder" ring is bulky and kind of ruins the flying saucer look I was hoping for, and for some strange reason I just can not shake the feeling that it looks too much like the robots from The Black Hole.
Super snazzy stuff right there.
I'm interested in those models you actually created; that's neat that you could actually sculpt your idea! And, of course, the Flem Balloon is very nice.
Quote from: ChexCommander on January 27, 2011, 04:49:58 PMI'm interested in those models you actually created; that's neat that you could actually sculpt your idea! And, of course, the Flem Balloon is very nice.The Gyro model recently (just a few months ago) went to the great dust bin in the sky, or, more likely, the Storington landfill. After a few years sitting on my entertainment unit the plasticine dried out, the head fell off, parts got squished, and the whole thing got covered in fuzz. It wasn't a pretty sight.It still lives on in those photos ...