#Exo-Suit

[world-of-advice]

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"...THE MECH REFLECTS THE BODY OF A SHARK WITH ITS AGGRESSIVE ANGLES AND MUSCULAR PROPORTIONS."

PIC(S) INFO: Resolution at 1024×1024 -- Mega spotlight on a custom built Shark Exo-suit/LEGO®️ mech. Photos uploaded to Flickr on July 22, 2021. Concept design by "MOKO."

"Who knew that a shark needs a mech?"

OVERVIEW: "Land sharks have become a reality, thanks to this fantastic model by Moko. Presented in a sand blue colour scheme, the mech reflects the body of a shark with its aggressive angles and muscular proportions. Turntable tops represent joint coverings across the mech, adding to the mechanical aesthetic of the model. The heavy cannon has some wonderful details, with the Hero Factory covering adding texture to the weapon. When facing this shark, its bite is the least of your worries. The mech is also able to split down the middle of its upper frame to allow access for placing the shark or an optional cockpit for a minifigure."

-- THE BROTHERS BRICK, c. July 29, 2021

Source: www.flickr.com/photos/legodoumoko/51328696939 (Flickr 3x).

[trnsocial]

Remember That Show? Ep. 32: M.A.N.T.I.S. (1994)

Adam and Will discuss the 1994 TV movie pilot and retooled 22 episode FOX adventure series M.A.N.T.I.S. starring Carl Lumbly and the cultural events that inspired its creation. Plus, learn the hosts favorite TV time snacks and more!

[fropomolo]

Custom Goblin frame commission for a Lancer campaign. Wish I could've rendered it more.

[scribbled-dream]

Mechposting? Nah. Armorposting. Wearing a suit of form-fitting power armor, functional, utilitarian, perfect for a singular object of precise destruction. Utterly modular, the suit is a second skin. They come home, drenched in blood, not heightened on stims, but simply the mad rush of close combat, atomizing enemies with a rush down of missile swarms.

A handler cracks the suit open, pulling the soldier from their exo-armor—and simply listens. They don’t have the same luxury of mech pilots being on stims. They cannot, for the mech is a twenty-feet tall machine for mass killing, while the exo-armor is personal. intimate. They lead the infantry, they do grav-jumps from hovertanks, they go where mechs cannot, idolized knights of steel and fiber in their shells—they must see all, hear all, and in the end they are relegated to the same space as the mech pilot—clinging to their handler, begging for a light kiss on the cheek, a written excuse to spend the day clinging together in a too-small cot, pictures and gifts dangling off the inside of the suit’s padding.

Mechanized cavalry. Mechanized knights. They are different, and at once, the same. Killing machines focused to a fine point—but one is the interpersonal violence of stims, held gently in a metal casket high above the smoke and plasma, and one is personal, fighting with bare hands in cramped tunnels and ruins.

[mechanicx]

[cydrag0n]

gotta get better at drawing exos.

[echosong971]

Your Lies Of P art rocks.

Thank you!!! ^v^

Here's a lil sketchy wip, as a treat <3

[boyzandflowerz]

[cultofthewyrm]

by 4 0

[ultra-phthalo]

Downed Vehicon

Yellow fine point pen on paper.

[karagin22]

[kpop-bbg]

[victusinveritas]

Tom Gauld in The Guardian.

[generativetenebrousautomata]

[coco9728]

I was re-watching 'Deep Search' and am now slightly baffled by the sight of Alan's red version of Gordon's deep water Exo-Suit.

In 'Up from the Depths part 1' we see Gordon try out his new deep water Exo-Suit which Brains describes as his newest package for TB4.

But this doesn't make sense because 'Deep Search' is seen before 'Up from the Depths part 1'. So how did Alan get a deep water Exo-Suit which shouldn't exist in TB4 yet?

And, if Alan has a version of Gordon's Exo-Suit, then it would make sense for all 5 brothers to have one stored in TB4...

How does TB4 have enough room to store two exo-suits for Alan and Gordon let alone 5?!

And does this mean all the Thunderbirds store 5 sets of each of the brothers specialised equipment in them.

Does TB2 have 5 sets of The Jaws of Life?

TB1 with 5 jetpack?

TB3 already has several sets of red hoverboards?

TB5 with 5 sets of Exopods?

This doesn't make sense!...

Hang on! John's Exopod is yellow. Shouldn't it be Orange?!

But the thunderbirds equipment is supposed to be catered to each of the brothers specialised skills.

Aaaaaaarrrrrgh!

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But I mean it would be cool to see each brother wearing different coloured versions of eachothers equipment.

Imagine Alan wearing a red Jaws of Life!

Or Virgil gliding through space on a green hover board.

Or Gordon zooming through the sky with a Yellow Jet pack.

Or John swimming underwater in a deep water Exo-Suit.