Mindchamber
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Artist MindChamber
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- 18,305
- Score
- 4.64 / 5.00
- Date
- 07/10/2009
- Category
- Other
- File Info
- 1333 x 1992 px
- JPEG
- 724.8 kb
- Tags
- mindchamber
- robot
- sculpture
- Daily Feature 07 11, 2009
- Frontpaged August 28, 2009
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Author Comments
Created this a while back. I have it on my desk mostly as a reminder that I have a big story to tell.
Mindchamber is created with Sculptey Clay, Bionicle parts, and these cool "Friction" pistons from lego.
The lights in the eyes and chest are courtesy of Wade, who took the time to wire them together.
Originally he was fully poseable, but the nine volt in his chest added even more weight to his immense torso. So I reinforced the pistons connecting to his chest and legs with springs, and locked his heel in place. So while he is still semi poseable, he cant crouch all the way down or pose in a running position like he used to. The little boy was done in scupltey as well.
heres a thread tracking the progress:
http://www.newgrounds.com /bbs/topic/861942
It isnt the best figure ever but not bad for my first go around. The imperfections actually add to Mindchamber's steampunk design. This wouldnt work for Intraface (Mindchambers' more advanced copy) So I would need to get much better before tackling him.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars Feb 3, 2012
Cool
That was 3D
its mindchamber's toy
Rated 5 / 5 stars Dec 11, 2011
Wowsers!
I have seen models of the MindChamber robot before, but never one that was presented in such a fantastic way. Did you make the comic that is being shown? I can just imagine how long it must have taken to get every single detail right for his body. The Pico doll is a great addition as well. It's stuff like this that makes me realize you're great at building things. It seems strange to have a photograph in an art portal, but it's so good you don't care.
In fact, other websites focusing on art have done that as well. You can really look closely to see all the great craftmanship you have to create something so good. I'm glad there are people on this website that are so talented. I could simply go on all day admiring every single part of the model's body. It's stuff like this that makes me proud to be a fan.
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jun 27, 2011
I love it!
I am in love with this! I love robots, and this is why. I wish we could get togther and create robot babies! Lol
Amazing work, well done!
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Rated 5 / 5 stars May 7, 2011
nice mind chamber
it looks like mind chamber has a good old friend :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 3, 2011
a pice of work like that
wow thats realy cool but now that bionicle is gone and this`FUCKING HERO FACTORY SHIT is out i guess theres no parts any way how did you make the neck im finding it verry hard (i coppied this design and made a red one with parts fron rooaka i think thats its name) also head and torso are different and the feet i just need that neck arrrg help please
the neck are spring joints. I think you can get them in the technics kit.
I would love to see your version man, put it up!