Quoting yama masa very nice!

Quoting Hyun Chang EPIC! dangit, those are bigger than the ones i have currently have (coming soon). my advice would be: make the wings more detailed (if it has wings.) try to limit the amount of weapons on your mech. it makes it lighter and less able to topple over. and make the guns more complicated. people love complicated weapons!!!!

Quoting Mithryl Dlarix With a heavier frame you have less chances of things toppling over, while still maintaining heavy firepower. I like the more balanced build of this mech, while still incorporating many play features into it. However, I find many of your mecha to be very "busy". That is, there is a lack of color unification and many slopes and curved parts all thrown together. I don't mean this to sound harsh: I got started in the same way, so its more by way of advice. This is a good rule of thumb: keep your sharp angles with your sharp angles and your curves with your curves. In other words, lets say that your torso section mainly incorporates angled slopes. Try and avoid adding curved slopes or panel pieces to it and vice-versa. You can have curved AND sloped sections in the same model, but try not to mix them in the same section.

Quoting Jason Dominguez You ought to try and build arms with hands for this one. I think it would look very good.

Quoting Chris Kruining yes of course why if i may ask. btw it get ready becouse its a weird one: crazychris1995@hotmail.com

Quoting Chris Kruining WOW like jason say's you realy improve a lot even now i see that the white does not realy fit in this colorcheme, you did it that it fits in here.. WELL DONE and again a copy:keep it up p.s. how about that idea of brickshelf