2 foot tall cardboard Laserbeak!
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2 foot tall cardboard Laserbeak!
Check out cardboardcostumes.com The guy makes stuff you would expect of a TF fan like costumes of Prime and Megatron and even Bumblebee. But scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and you'll see what looks to be a 2 foot tall transformable Laserbeak made of cardboard! hOLY CRAP! Imagine this thing in the art show at Botcon.
(Also check out the pictures on the 'Appearances' page. There's a huge cardboard AT-AT costume that takes two people to man it!)
I think I'm seeing the beginnings of a new trend here. At Botcon, the guys from Kingbotz.com ushered in a new era where the sexy exciting thing in Transofmers customizing is now making big robots. Heck, it wasn't just Shane of Kingbotz at Botcon doing it, either. I remember one person kitbashed a Fort Max, too.
So is BIG now in? Is BIG is the new coolness? Can I see all the 3d entries at Botcon '07 being at a minimum 3 feet tall? Well, maybe not, but I think the bar has been raised.
(Also check out the pictures on the 'Appearances' page. There's a huge cardboard AT-AT costume that takes two people to man it!)
I think I'm seeing the beginnings of a new trend here. At Botcon, the guys from Kingbotz.com ushered in a new era where the sexy exciting thing in Transofmers customizing is now making big robots. Heck, it wasn't just Shane of Kingbotz at Botcon doing it, either. I remember one person kitbashed a Fort Max, too.
So is BIG now in? Is BIG is the new coolness? Can I see all the 3d entries at Botcon '07 being at a minimum 3 feet tall? Well, maybe not, but I think the bar has been raised.
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I think a 2 foot long Laserbeak would be just the right scale for a 10 ft Optimus, wouldn't it...?
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Re: 2 foot tall cardboard Laserbeak!
crazysteve wrote:Check out cardboardcostumes.com The guy makes stuff you would expect of a TF fan like costumes of Prime and Megatron and even Bumblebee. But scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and you'll see what looks to be a 2 foot tall transformable Laserbeak made of cardboard! hOLY CRAP! Imagine this thing in the art show at Botcon.
(Also check out the pictures on the 'Appearances' page. There's a huge cardboard AT-AT costume that takes two people to man it!)
I think I'm seeing the beginnings of a new trend here. At Botcon, the guys from Kingbotz.com ushered in a new era where the sexy exciting thing in Transofmers customizing is now making big robots. Heck, it wasn't just Shane of Kingbotz at Botcon doing it, either. I remember one person kitbashed a Fort Max, too.
So is BIG now in? Is BIG is the new coolness? Can I see all the 3d entries at Botcon '07 being at a minimum 3 feet tall? Well, maybe not, but I think the bar has been raised.
I think you're right. "Big" is the new thing. There's also a guy making a gigantic MP Metroplex over at TFans.
For my next BotCon project I plan on making a life sized, completely transformable, ultra-realistic, Alternators Smokescreen. I already have the Impreza and the hydraulics are coming along nicely as is inventing the energon fuel cell technology. The only thing that might be a pain is making him sentient.


BTW that AT-AT is pretty cool but nothing beats Pabst Blue Ribbon Man!!!
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could you imagine the looks on the judges faces if a giant robot walked in to the convention hall and submitted itself for the art contest???
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[i]Lobo wrote:
I'm sure if you spend a couple of weekends and several trillion dollars on it, you'll figure it out.
The only thing that might be a pain is making him sentient
I'm sure if you spend a couple of weekends and several trillion dollars on it, you'll figure it out.
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Captain Crooks wrote:I'm sure if you spend a couple of weekends and several trillion dollars on it, you'll figure it out.
Just signed a $3.2 Billion contract with NASA. But they want half of the prize money.

Hobbyist Prime wrote:Just do us all a favor and make a couple of autobots before you try a decepticon! (just in case)
Actually, I like the idea of a Con better. Maybe I could program him to do my bidding.

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I was just thinking that a Con would most likely try and kill us all so a few Bots could be in place as a countermeasure! If the Con works for you deactivate the Bots!
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