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Miniatures Adventure => Pulp => Topic started by: Operator5 on September 15, 2007, 03:44:59 PM
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I'm working on the photos for Fantastic Worlds and I felt like sharing this one. This is using the new Zuzzy mat I just got, along with some jungle plants by Grimm (sort of an oasis in the desert kind of look).
The robots are from Hydra Studios.
THe image is not finished, so this is a work-in-progress shot. But it's fun anyway.
(http://www.rattrapproductions.com/FantasticWorlds/FW_Robots.jpg)
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Those are really nice!
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The extent to which my gaming efforts have been circling around the Rattrap rulesets lately is beginning to feel almost ridiculous. This picture is not helping. I can't even stick to one Rattrap-related project long enough to finish a batch of miniatures before I start feeling the pull of another. Now the Gloire guardists on my painting table will probably have to make way for some pulp robots as soon as I can get an order in.
Or to put it another way: "Overload! Overload!" (spoken in distorted robot voice) :lol:
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nice! how much did the robots cost? pulp robots are always fun
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I received mine free since I'll be featuring them in Fantastic Worlds so I don't know what the price point will be.
They are supposed to be available for sale on October 1st at the Hydra Press site.
http://hydraminiatures.wordpress.com/
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oooh! that's lovely! like a lot these robots!
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Good grief! I want that giant robot more than.... More than something people want a lot but really, really shouldn't! :lol:
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You mean like Cocaine?
The little ones are nice enough, but I just love the big one. Reminds me of Robot Archie a tiny bit. That retro style of robot, anyway. That's what Robots should look like, Mr. Lucas. They should look like they're made out of metal, not out of computer games.
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You mean like Cocaine?
Ahem.. yeah. That'll do for now...
:roll:
That big robot is Sky Captain, Castle in the Sky, The Iron Giant and Robot Archie all rolled into one!
:love:
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Those robots look fantastic. I can't wait for them to be available. :love:
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NEED THEM!!!! NOW!
z.
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That big robot is Sky Captain, Castle in the Sky, The Iron Giant and Robot Archie all rolled into one!
Oh good, I was starting to think I was the only one who saw the Castle in the Sky similarities! That's one of my main reasons for liking the sculpt.
That said, I've never heard of Robot Archie before :?:
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That big robot is Sky Captain, Castle in the Sky, The Iron Giant and Robot Archie all rolled into one!
Oh good, I was starting to think I was the only one who saw the Castle in the Sky similarities! That's one of my main reasons for liking the sculpt.
That said, I've never heard of Robot Archie before :?:
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/a/archie.htm
I saw Castle in the Sky on TV in the 80s, when it was called "Laputa: The Flying Island" but apparently Laputa means something rude in Spanish, so the title was changed for the 2003(?) re-release.
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That big robot is Sky Captain, Castle in the Sky, The Iron Giant and Robot Archie all rolled into one!
Oh good, I was starting to think I was the only one who saw the Castle in the Sky similarities! That's one of my main reasons for liking the sculpt.
That said, I've never heard of Robot Archie before :?:
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/a/archie.htm
I saw Castle in the Sky on TV in the 80s, when it was called "Laputa: The Flying Island" but apparently Laputa means something rude in Spanish, so the title was changed for the 2003(?) re-release.
To my understanding that was only done with the US release, considering the large hispanic population of that country. But thinking about it, I suppose all the rest of the Anglo-American world would have followed suit quite readily. I still think Laputa is the more "correct" name, though, and prefer to use it.
By the way, I was told once that Lupin encounters some very similar robots (to the Laputa ones, and by extension I suppose the Hydra ones) in the first "Lupin the Third" TV series. Both were made by Miyazaki, who seems to have a penchant for crossovers like that.
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To my understanding that was only done with the US release, considering the large hispanic population of that country. But thinking about it, I suppose all the rest of the Anglo-American world would have followed suit quite readily. I still think Laputa is the more "correct" name, though, and prefer to use it.
Not only in the US. Here in Spain, it is only called "The Castle in the Sky"... Cartoons (no matter the genre) are still considered a product for kids, here; so it is unthinkable for the "defenders-of-good" to provide a children product named "La Puta" (In Spanish, that is a mix between bitch and whore, as many of you will know)
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It's that Jonathan Swift's fault, the naughty beggar. He knew what he was doing, I'll warrant, putting rude foreign words in his books.
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wow, those are amazing! I cannot wait to see more in the future! Great style and the zuzzy terrain looks amazing. I have pondered ordering one of those myself