Industrial Japan
Finally I was able to track down the Japanese industry machine contest that inspired recently featured Izzo’s Dragon Scissor. Organized between April 3rd and April 19th, contest generated a few very interesting creations. Many builders presented not only machines, but also prepared very cool scenes showing them in action, during some heavy digging, cutting, demolishing, painting and so. Let’s take a look at some of them.
In addition to the traditional three main prizes, this contest had a special one, for the most original model. This title went to towel and his… digging frogmech? No doubt this is a “green” design:
Majority of creations have the classic yellow-black color scheme, for example this tall construction mecha by grenouille:
User nicknamed mechpalace submitted a vehicle that can transform from a 6-wheeler to a walking mecha:
I don’t know what does this mashikuf’s robot with the enormously big arm , but is looks just great:
And now - let’t see the winners.
YASUDA Type-13 bot by maru-chan won the 3rd place:
Second prize went to this line-painting bot created by ctr:
And finally, a first prize went to to industrial mecha by Ryu Kwi, which we already covered few days ago here at Klocki:
Head over to contest gallery to see all submitted creations. They are quite interesting and you will not find them on Brickshelf or Flickr.
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