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| Ross Radke |
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| Warren Newsom |
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| Kevin Prieto |
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| Richard JP Le Guen |
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| Pharoah Bolding |
"I wanted to do something with
War Machine that, for some reason, no one ever does: I wanted to make him less
bulky. If he's a warrior he should be able to get out there and scrap, melee
style! My design was an integration of the 70's-80s armors with a touch of the
classic War Machine look.
"Smaller rocket boots gives him more
leg flexibility so he can kick the crap out of people easier. Mini rocket launchers on the wrists with missile loaders connected to the upper
arms are easily reloaded. I kept a shoulder machine gun, it's bullet reserve on the
back, mainly because it is War Machine and he is heavy artillery. I added a
pulse cannon-style weapon in the center of his chest, arc light style. I finished that off with the ultimate melee weapon - wrist blades.
By channeling the repulsor rays through the blades he will definitely pack a
punch!"
What do you all think? Let us know in the comments below!
Entries this month werea little very sparse, so hopefully next month will be better. I know everyone gets busy, so I just want to thank everyone who participated in this contest, and in all the contests before!
Stay tuned for the announcement of this month's winner on July 31, and keep an eye on Superhero of the Month; we have some really cool stuff coming over the course of this week!
What do you all think? Let us know in the comments below!
Entries this month were
Stay tuned for the announcement of this month's winner on July 31, and keep an eye on Superhero of the Month; we have some really cool stuff coming over the course of this week!





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Ross Radke's War Machine is gonna have really muscular thighs if that design constantly forces him into a squat position like that. I really like the design, but would like to see him push the crustacean aspect more.
ReplyDeleteWarren Newsom's entry makes me think of Atom Smasher mashed up with some kind of Gobot (maybe Cy-Kill)! By minifying the guns, and embedding the rocket launcher, I think he's losing the warlike aspects that make him a War Machine. The color scheme also comes across as a bit festive, rather than militant.
Kevin Prieto's render is awesome. I'm getting a robo-shogun vibe off that design. I also like the modified color scheme.
I like Richard Le Guen's line of thinking with War Machine as US Agent. If he works the color distribution a bit more, the stripes on his waist won't seem so out of place. Maybe add red elsewhere (like instead of the yellow-orange holes).
I like the top half of Pharaoh Bolding's design. The lower half feels incomplete without the level of detail seen in the upper half. Also, the arm blades come off as farcical in the presence of his firepower.
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