They Saved Hitlers Brain!

[CPalmer]

...And put it inside 10 tons of big stompy armor. Or, at least, that's the thinking behind my latest scratchbuilt project. I was greatly impressed when I recently saw the scratchbuilt Goldfish Mecha Walkers posted on the Irrational Number Line Games website, (See: http://www.inlgames.com/fishetc.htm ). These were so imaginative and cool, I knew I wanted to do something similar.  Since I like Pulp and Weird War II gaming, I immediately landed on doing the same thing, but with Hitler's brain.



For construction details, and more photos, see my blog:
http://onemoregamingproject.blogspot.com/2013/07/they-saved-hitlers-brain.html

[Za Zjurman]

Very nice CPalmer, but could you block the nazi symbols. This is a German Forum and they could get in trouble...
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=7650.0

Regards,

Za

[CPalmer]

Thanks for the suggestion, Za.  I have switched the forum picture to  one with blocked symbols.

[tanktastic43]

Hahaha!
Love it!

Well done.

tt43.

[moonshado]

As well as Hitler's brain bot, I like the GI facing up to him, very nice skin tones and a lovely grubby vest.

[Cypher226]

You should look up the televisual trainwreck 'Nazis at the centre of the earth', starring acting leg-end Jake Busey - not only did they save his brain, they saved his whole head!

Well worth a watch. Zombie robot hitler saves the whole thing, really! 

[Diakon]

Love it.

You should look up the televisual trainwreck 'Nazis at the centre of the earth', starring acting leg-end Jake Busey - not only did they save his brain, they saved his whole head!

Well worth a watch. Zombie robot hitler saves the whole thing, really! 

Yeah I was totally not feeling that film until Robo-Hitler appeared. So funny. Since I saw it I've been wanting to put Hitlers and Churchills heads onto some giant mechs to lead WWWII armies.