It's been a while, viewers, but it's gonna be worth it. Here has been my biggest project to date. Rather then talk a lot, I'm going to let the pictures speak for themselves. MEGA MAN!
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It started out simple enough, just robots from my favorite Mega Man game: #2. |
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Then I remembered that Mega Man 1 and 3 are pretty awesome to, so we tossed 'em up as well. |
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I couldn't live without Skull Man, so I did Mega Man 4. And gave Rock/Mega Man and ally. |
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Then I was like, "Aw, screw it, let's just do the NES ones." But there was room left... |
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...so I changed "all NES" to "all 8-bit Mega Man robot masters." |
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All the robot masters from Mega Man 1,2,3,4,5,6,9,and 10, with Dr. Wily as a bonus. |
And, yes, the placement of Plug Man is intentional.
After I finished with every robot master ever I felt kind of like I was missing doing Mega Man related stuff. Luckily, Capcom discovered the SNES and re-vitalized the series...
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X, geared up and ready to blast. |
But he needed a buddy...
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Always do the outline and easy colors first. |
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And the finished product. MMX cart for scale. |
But there was no point in having them look all awesome without an enemy to kill, so I began work on my biggest project yet. Well, aside from the
Metroid.
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This dude is as long as my forearm. |
Filling in colors...
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That's a lotta red. |
Three and a half hours later...
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I put MMX away, so Sigma's next to Dynowarz (another "great classic") for scale. |
And, finally, them up on the wall.
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The love seat just got a lot...lovelier? PUNS. |
That's it from the
Mega Man batch. Three months of work and I don't want to think of how many beads (easily in the tens of thousands, if not hundred thousand). What else do I got for ya? Well...tune in next time for some misc. stuff we've been making, followed shortly after by my next big project...
POKEMON. See you then!
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