Lenshead Type B (CHARCOAL)

Rhaven Blaack

Rhaven Blaack

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While I was searching through my files of models, I came across the Lenshead Type B (CHARCOAL) model (that I had misplaced, along with a few other files) in a different file. So I decided to go ahead and build it.
I do have all four Lens Head robots. I do plan on building the rest of them eventually.
This model originally can from SF PAPER CRAFT GALLERY the website is:
http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~sf-papercraft/index.html

UNFORTUNATELY, THIS MODEL AND A FEW OTHERS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Here are the photos for your viewing pleasure.
As you can see, I put two sticks in its hands for fighting.

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ENJOY!!!
 
Thank you both for the kind words.
For the most part it was an easy build. The only part that I had problems with, was that some of the parts were mislabeled. So I really had use a little patience and to pay attention to what I was doing and not rush through it.
I enjoyed building it.

I have a few other projects that I have to work on next before I am able to build the other three lens heads.
 
Dented Rick said:
From what I see, you shouldn't worry. You'll do an awesome job.
After I complete the 4th one, Im scaling up the first one, to 6' tall. ;)(My son wants it in his playroom) ;)
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All I can say is "WOW"!!!

I am looking forward to seeing that build.

What size card are you going to make it out of?
 
Dented Rick said:
Not sure yet. That is pretty much the only thing delaying the build. Im trying to find a suitable non-corrugated cardboard, that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
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Have you tried contacting an architectural college to see if they might be able to point you in the right direction for supplies?
There is also the industrial printing companies that print the large calenders that are made for office desk mats (I think that they are A-1 or A-0 in size) (about 25.5 in. 19.5 in. or 65 cm. X 50 cm.).
The back card stock is about 2.5 to 3 mm thick.

Either way you go, I wish you the best of luck with it.
 
Rhaven Blaack said:
Have you tried contacting an architectural college to see if they might be able to point you in the right direction for supplies?
There is also the industrial printing companies that print the large calenders that are made for office desk mats (I think that they are A-1 or A-0 in size) (about 25.5 in. 19.5 in. or 65 cm. X 50 cm.).
The back card stock is about 2.5 to 3 mm thick.

Either way you go, I wish you the best of luck with it.
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When built as is, it's exactly 12 inches tall, to scale it up to 6', I need paper that's 51" X 66"
 
Rhaven Blaack said:
While I was searching through my files of models, I came across the Lenshead Type B (CHARCOAL) model (that I had misplaced, along with a few other files) in a different file. So I decided to go ahead and build it.
I do have all four Lens Head robots. I do plan on building the rest of them eventually.
This model originally can from SF PAPER CRAFT GALLERY the website is:
http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~sf-papercraft/index.html

UNFORTUNATELY, THIS MODEL AND A FEW OTHERS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Here are the photos for your viewing pleasure.
As you can see, I put two sticks in its hands for fighting.

View attachment 104804 View attachment 104805 View attachment 104806 View attachment 104807 View attachment 104808

ENJOY!!!
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Tell me about it, I thought I had them all, and in fact may. I have around 6 hard drives I have go start sorting through. Get'me while you can! I might not even get to the point where I can build like that against, but my son will, and his children too. Who knows what will be available by then!?! :)
 
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