Mechs!! preferably "realistic" ones
This guy is replying to himself...op is a fagot
lol I know "realistic" ones 40 keks
>>6418926
He is just getting the thread going? I can see someone wasn't kissed enough as a child...
Great thread man!
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>>6419648
>that exposed brain though...
Keep them coming!!
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>>6419622
son, i am disappoint. go back to /b/
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>>6420558
here I made this out of hard drive magnets a few months back at work enjoy
>realistic mech thread
>No Battletech
You guys really disappoint me
>>6421268
2/3
>>6421269
3/3
mechs are cool I guess
Shame the devs don't really do anything with this game now, bumping with hawken stuff.
>>6419803
>that hulkbuster though
>>6419660
seriously... dafuq kind of design is that??
Remind me of the GDI zone troopers from command and conquer
>>6420552
can someone please post wolfenstein the new order mech papes?
>>6421250
pretty amazing actually
>>6423572
I still wonder why noone playes this game. Its awesome
>>6423572
Damnit, why are we still using windows for our mechs?
foda!
>>6419803
When do you guys think this will be a reality?
>>6427141
Probably not for a while, I'm not a scientist, but it seems to me that you'll need a lot of power to move one, plus all the machinery that would go into allowing it to function I think something like >>6418936 is more likely, but even then what would the advantages of it be over other vehicles?
>>6423038
Some highly decorated soldiers in the Red Army who've suffered debilitating mutilation can end up awakening to find themselves interred in robotic shells. Prosthetic Commandos are primarily used as bodyguards for dignitaries and in perimeter defense at missile silos located near the border or in high risk locales. They're a particularly favoured ceremonial figurehead in the Warsaw Pact's elaborate military parades.
Key Features-
-The large air intake is used for the pneumatic jump jets that allow for speedy short range engagements.
-150 round turret drum of vicious Warsaw Pact 5.45 x 39 mm rounds.
-Developmental reactive armour shatters outwards on ballistic impacts.
-The face plate can open to reveal more precise optical equipment for long range detection and engagement.
-The brain seen here is actually thickly laminated and not exposed. The brain stem and spinal chord extend back into a deeper housing, and these organic components are well protected during normal use (though internal fires have proven to be a dangerous problem as the vestigial human controller tends to become violently berserk).
The artist, Kieth Thompson, has a site with more robots on it, including >>6419659 and >>6419661
Pic's the largest I've got, not very wallpaper though
>>6427201
I'm don't know much about the field, but those mechs surely need a fuck ton of energy to work properly. Maybe if we build some more efficient solar panels and somehow start harvesting the energy from lightbolts those things could be affordable.
Also, their base is in most cases too small. The area that will support all the weight is not enough, forget the bipedes and imagine something like a tank as their "legs".
Finally, I assume this technology won't come early, but I look forward to the day we'll have some mechs battles.
Does this count as realistic? If not I won't post the rest.
They're kinda like mechs..it's all I've got
Just wanted to bump
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>>6428353
MechE here, specializing in mechatronics at the moment so I don't have as much real world experience as much as understanding of the design.
Obviously you are correct in that you would need a ton of energy to even think about moving an arm, let alone simultanously moving an entire body. Unforunately solar wouldn't do the trick as they would be the most prone to be destroyed and their energy gain is fucking atrocious. What you would need is a fusion reactor, as they are super safe and have the potential to give you the energy you need (hopefully Germany gets theirs working).
As when this will come about, hopefully in our lifetime but most likely not. Exoskeletons and automated air support (hopefully automated bipedals!) are first. Large mechs will most likely come in when most security/armies are automated and larger mechs will serve more of a last resort / center node to give human mech pilots direct control. Mechs right now are just too much of a money sink/money lost potential to even think about sadly.
>>6430400
I actually believe that a Rolls Royce Merlin would be enough.
http://riyahdart.blogspot.com/2014/05/juggernaut-mech-design.html
Here have a real one
>>6418921
we're all gonna feel really stupid when they actually come out with mech suits and they end up looking nothing like any of these.
was too tempting
>>6428453
i would say that especily whne it stand next to the human it looks the most realistic
