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Published: 2012-11-27 02:35:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1193; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 0
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Some times homework for me means writing definitive argument essays, sometimes it means doing tedious color studies using different temperatures of light on my original, G1 "Jetfire" Transformer. Both assignments are about the same level of fun and time commitment.Left one, rough pencils colored in photoshop (easy and quick,) right one is acrylic (annoying and slow) and came out a bit wonky, but a lot better than I thought it would.
Illustration 1 at AAU is a beastly class.
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I used to have a toy of that years ago when I was a kid. And I couldn't help but noticed that it had a strong resemblence to the mecha from Robotech.
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Same exact toy! Hasbro got the licensing for it back in the 80's somehow, and just put it in to their Transformers line. You can find the Robotech version of the toy on Ebay, but they're even MORE expensive usually.
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I thought so. Because although the design was the same as the Robotech mecha, the Autobot logo placed on the toy had be puzzled. But I just knew that my memory did not deceive me. Even though its been quite a number of years now since then, I still remember that toy quite vividly. I can imagine it must be pretty expensive today.
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Yup! Check it out - [link]
It's the exact same toy.
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Awesome. Thanks for the link.
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8D I have him! He was my first transformer ^^ Its exciting to see someone else have him!
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The one on the right looks amazing, annoying and slow! I dig the one on the left how it looks like it's actually flying.
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Rad! It does look like it's flying.
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Interesting; I think I like the left one a little better though.
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Cool. The left one is definitely better drawn, since its a way easier medium.
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