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Published: 2012-07-22 14:14:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 39912; Favourites: 907; Downloads: 1115
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serves in the U.S. ARMY since 2076.equip a 220mm railgun, 2 30mm gatling gun, and 2 anti-infantry missile launcher.
its arms can carry different kinds of equipments like 50mm assault railgun or anti-air missile pods. they can also do accurate actions. for instance, repair another mecha's suspension system, or hold injured soliders and transport them to safe place.
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acutally at first i just want to draw two mechanical arms...
then a mech cames out
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Hello, I just wanted to say I made a pixel version of this and I thought you might like it. Great mech design as always!
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This vs the game "Metal Rage" its a deceased game from south korea but it was AWESOME!
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Railgun, gatling gun, and missile launcher. The only thing this needs is a 100+ MW free-electron laser and this would be Metal Gear REX.
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Sometimes i fully study your designs and they give me so many ideas, nice use of shapes and your visual library of mechanical parts is good.
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in my fictional Call of Duty Game named "Raging War", this are used all over the world, we have Future Weapons, like this giant tank i call a M15 Nuclear Tank, it is 500 Feet long, we even have some weapons that are from Black Ops 2(Coming This November). The year is 2056, so it is 20 Years too early for this, lets hope the War Tank i designed makes it through testing.
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This one looks really cool, awesome design and nice drawing style.
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It looks like a very prototyped metal gear rex.
With little arms attached to it.
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The Metal Gear is strong in this one.
And believe me, that's a good thing. This is amazing!
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Great artwork! 
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GAU-8 Avenger 30 mm Gatling guns are the size of cars. If those two iddy-bitty cannons are those... this thing must 8e fucking huge lol
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Amazing.
Just FYI, they'll have ALOT more than that by 2070 I think
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Cool. I like the whole "purpose" description it has.
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Interesting, it looks like a Metal Gear prototype or something.
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Great technique.
Design kinda sucks though: Your legs don't have enough articulation to actually walk. The arms have their mobility restricted to the point of near uselessness. And the CIWS is in the crotch (WTF) and has line of sight a little forward, at the ground and maybe a little backward. I'm not sure the main gun is turretted and if it isn't is nearly impossible to aim at a distant target. In short: it looks about as effective as a jeep 1/10th it's size.
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otherwise, if i can design a perfect mech, i wont just be an entertainment designer LOL. goverment will needs me.
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actually those two legs are also two anti-gravity engines... most of the time on battlefield this mech moves like a hovercraft. the arms are not going to replace human's arms, they dont need too much mobility. CIWS are just for look cool, you cannot always want a concept design completly useful, thats what engineers do.
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I kinda like the idea that things have been thought out. If the rabbit hole goes deep enough no-one will bother going further down and will just assume you are a god and have thought of everything. As fiction goes that helps immersion a lot.
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freakin love it. I love the way you bring detail to the old school block mech design. I will make this one in 3d for sure ^_^
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My personal fav so far. Completely understandable structure.
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very nice. would love to see this as a toy. great work!
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it is really cool and i thought the army logo was a nice touch
how does that this cover its ass, it has like 3 or 4 guns pointing forward and none can protect its back really
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maybe its ass also have 2 gatling guns like the front, lol
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Kind of reminds me of a more high-tech VT from that new Steel Battalion game. Yay Army though
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