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Posted by: First Gen
Credit(s): Mandigo Rex
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Monday, August 4th, 2008 6:22PM CDT
Not too long ago, Seibertron.com reported here of a Autobot Ark I paper model created by site member Mandigo Rex. This Ark Model was set to scale with the Binaltech/Alternator figures line but was capable of being scaled to fit the needs of other Transformers toy lines.
Well, what fun would it be for the Autobots to have their Ark and the Decepticons left homeless? None, according to Mandigo Rex, and thats why he's began making schematics for a new model: The Nemesis. That's right Decepticons, your ship will be a reality soon.
Here are some sample schematics of what he has so far:
This appears to be just the beginning. It took over a year for Mandigo Rex to complete the Ark, but based on what he has so far for the Nemesis, we may not have to wait as long to have our Decepticon figures in their own ship.
To view all the pictures of the Nemesis panels, along with his previous work on the Ark, click here.
