In the wild, mouse at the ready, hunting down links
Transcorcher is a transformer of the reassembler variety with a lot of vehicle parts discarded for the robot mode. On top of that, there are parts included in the package with no function in any of the official modes.
The official robot mode looks a bit busy so I removed most of the extraneous armour and weapons. I intend to mod it further to create something more to my tastes.
You have to love robots with interchangeable parts.
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– Saturday, April 15, 2006
Firefox 1.5.0.2 released. [via]
Artcade.
An exhibition of art inspired by videogames.
Possible endings for “Snakes on a Plane.”
Scenario 4 made me giggle the most.
Dogs of war.
“… the Anti-tank dogs were successful at disabling a reported 300 Nazi tanks.” I would have loved to have seen the look on a Panzerwaffe commander’s face when his tankers explained what had happened.
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– Saturday, April 15, 2006
You can dramatically change the look of a Xevoz figure by simply making use of the extra body parts and armour included with each figure.
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– Wednesday, April 12, 2006
MisFormers. [via]
Ah, to be a modern artist. You get to mangle and combine parts of Transformers, claim it’s meant to explore “issues related to social dynamics” and then charge 100,000 yen for the result.
Invincible Iron Art.
Doodles and drawings of Iron Man.
The Malaysian Engadget store.
“So, next time someone’s in Malaysia, would you do us a favor and check up on ’em, make sure they’re doing the Engadget name good?” Oh, I wouldn’t worry about the store hurting the site’s good name.
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– Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Xevoz Redux.
Some fan-created customs for a hypothetical Hasbro revival. Check out the fantastic Micronauts fan-customs as well.
Mugen Police Spinner.
A fan-mode by usu inspired by Blade Runner.
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– Monday, April 10, 2006
