E.M.G. Tower

E.M.G. Tower

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MDV
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E.M.G. Tower

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I don't think, that this model is good, but it must be textured easily. Layed out model looks as.. I don't know what's it. :roll: No ideas how advance it. :(
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Is this model real rubbish?
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A lot of comments. :mrgreen:
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not bad, I can say more later :wink:
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Well it actually isn't bad...
It lacks up/down aiming capabilities though. There also is something about the entire mounting because the turret itself is fine. Maybe it should be on top of a tripod sort of thing rather than this "arm"...
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I tried to create simple model for texturing (but before this i created real rubbish and understood, that texturing work will never make it better). So, this model is very unsymmetrical, without original design maybe.. but it's a very small tower. Such as L.L.T.
[Krogoth86] wrote:There also is something about the entire mounting because the turret itself is fine. Maybe it should be on top of a tripod sort of thing rather than this "arm"...
Yes, all this needs some correcting.
I'll try to texture it. With ARM units it isn't so hard, i hope.)
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Krog: it swivels. Nice model, IMO. Excitingly chunky.
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I quite like the fact that it's not just a normal gun-on-a-pole approach. It could use a little more proportional work, I think - and my preference is to keep units specific in their use, rather then multi-weaponed, multi-functional. It helps for streamlining of balancing, etc. In this case, I'd say that the rocket there is extraneous
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[Krogoth86] wrote:Well it actually isn't bad...
It lacks up/down aiming capabilities though.
Uhm, it can aim up and down.
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I think the base of the unit is more of the problem with it in general for me.

It needs a beefy looking turret base for all of that to fit on top of, it looks like the unit is missing something in that regard.

Generally speaking its a very slick design and could easily work great, it just needs something more IMO.

Where the Yellow Triangles are at the base, work down from that and design a stable looking base where the rest of the gun can rotate from there.

Maybe built it like a POPup style, and have the turret submerged in an armored shell that could even would work great too.
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Hoi wrote:Uhm, it can aim up and down.
That gatling gun yes, but how about the turret itself with the rocket launcher? At least I see no joint for that...
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Bah! rockets can track.
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I created this:
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First model (large box with legs) is mobile noweapon kbot, which can transform into second model (emg gun + twin rocket launcher such as Janus). Mobile unit can be transported by Atlas.)))
It's an alternative variant and not finished, of course. Lol-designed. :mrgreen:
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Elkvis wrote:Bah! rockets can track.
But looks like crap when rockets are fired in a totally off direction...

@MDV:
Well the idea is not too bad. Imo something especially NOTA could consider (although not with Janus missiles then ^^)...
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Cool :-)
I think the main problem is the fact that the legs are looking not enough strong to move the turret up and down : the top part is a bit to big maybe :)
And how the gun rotates ?

It still a great work :-)
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Cremuss wrote:And how the gun rotates ?
I put a small short cylinder between them. :mrgreen:
Cremuss wrote:I think the main problem is the fact that the legs are looking not enough strong to move the turret up and down : the top part is a bit to big maybe
Maybe..... it needs additional legs:
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But? why would you want to raise it? it can shoot well when not raised and will prolly be more effective becaus it won't be hit as much when raised.
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Hoi wrote:why would you want to raise it?
It must look as a tower and needs height for firing over dragons teeth. I'll have to work with bottom better.)
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what about the packo way?
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[Krogoth86] wrote:But looks like crap when rockets are fired in a totally off direction...
There's a tag for that, but its name escapes me.
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imbaczek wrote:There's a tag for that, but its name escapes me.
You mean for firing into the direction the model part is heading towards? That's an option but it reduces efficency when firing up / down a hill as your rocket easily might not hit because of a too low turnrate...
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