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<H3>Space Marine Mecha Walkers</H3>

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Going for the same thing as the
<a href=http://www.inlgames.com/fishetc.htm>goldfish walkers</a>
except with GW Space Marines.  Starting with the same
parts, a toy capsule and a mechwarrior clix piece.
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So these were simpler than the fish, because I
didn't have to scuplt any pieces.  I think having
one standing and one "sitting" (just a torso)
gives a good look.
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The "controls" they are using are just more mech parts. 
The standing guy in the back (the gunner) has an extra
arm with a fist on it as the control console.
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Other than that, the inside is a bit sparse and with
low levels of detail.  But I think it works here for
the same reason - the plastic shell blurs the look
a bit, so you need things that will be recognizable 
through it.  Bold shapes, etc., that hint at the insides
more than give lots to look at.
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