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These are just some of the pendants i've collected from respective gaming companies promoting their hardware, software, or even gaming clubs.
My Star Fox inspired design I did for Fangamer went on sale over the weekend. N64 Fox all the way, baby.
Ayano Harumaki as Krystal at Furry Fiesta 2017. Third batch of photos from Vulpine Media. Uploaded with permission.
Ayano Harumaki as Krystal at Furry Fiesta 2017. Third batch of photos from Vulpine Media. Uploaded with permission.
As Kamiyas honegai shell 'venus comb murex' diagram releases in recent Tanteidan 168 with more elaborate sequence & likely slightly updated. I am parting with my older cool hand drawn partial diagram/notes of late 90s/early 2000 Honegai shell 2.0; time I actually learned it. So just thought Id put it up.
(Also in collection his horse rider, saggitarus (centaur), cactuar, gundam head, diamond (now also has official diagram), starfox, mewtwo, evangelion monster, devil queen, xenogears cherubina base only, sephorith base only, angel base from early years)
Ayano Harumaki poses and interacts with other cosplayers at Kemoket6, a furry comic event in Japan on May 6th, 2017.
There was no way i wasn't gonna make a proper minifig for this model. I used a scrapping of red cloth for Fox's bandana. It was admittedly quite tricky getting this right at this scale.
a cover i've done for the original starfox game on the snes, i've tried to keep the whole retro feel to it with the haltone shading used in the game and simple angular shapes with a bit of the old star wars movie poster epic snaz thrown in there...snaz?
She-Hulk #6. This illustration of She-Hulk cozying up to Starfox is the cover to She-Hulk #6. Of course, we can assume that Starfox has used his powers to make She-Hulk fall in love with him. Why else would she fall for this smug bastard?
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The good old days back in 1996 when I first got my n64. I was only 6-7 years old at the time.When we couldn't go out and play on rainy days, me and my friends would play the sh*t out of this system lol. We would literally play this allllll day! This system and it's games had a huge impact on my youth. This and other systems like nintendo, super nintendo and sega genesis are the reason I still play video games today.
Building instructions (2.1 MB)
credits :
archus7 - general idea
Geoff Herndon - general idea
peterlmorris - Triangular design
3-D Man
A-Bomb
Amadeus Cho
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I have made several Wolfens before, but I never got very close to the proper shape in the top wings. It was a simple technique to angle them like that, but I had never thought of it before now. This is based mainly off the version in Assault, but I put in a few parts from the one in Command, mainly the bits of red on the underside of the nose and on the upper wings.
This is defintely my best Fox yet...by a long shot....yeah...
Also one of my more creative models, I mean really, who could come up with the same thing I did?
Anyway, this is the final version of Fox Mccloud from the Star Fox series!
He still uses the same fox head-piece from the Chima series, but with a few tweaks. I cut off the ears and replaced them with molded ones.... I also re-painted his head and face, as well as molding his head-gear and eyebrows. The visor is a cut-up transparent LEGO part with a stained green look. His body is molded into 3 layers: The shirt and scarf, the jacket, and the thingys that stick out in the front the most. Everything else is hand-painted.
Hope you like :))))
Ayano Harumaki as Krystal at Furry Fiesta 2017. Third batch of photos from Vulpine Media. Uploaded with permission.
Ayano Harumaki as Krystal at Furry Fiesta 2017. Third batch of photos from Vulpine Media. Uploaded with permission.
Ayano Harumaki as Krystal at Furry Fiesta 2017. Third batch of photos from Vulpine Media. Uploaded with permission.
Ayano Harumaki poses and interacts with other cosplayers at Kemoket6, a furry comic event in Japan on May 6th, 2017.
So you're thinking to yourself, "Self, what I've really always wanted was a Gradius game that played like Starfox."
Well, self, you're in luck, because such a game does exist. It's called Solar Assault and it was released in arcades way back in the stone ages of 1997.
I had the good fortune of playing it once, and only once, at some random arcade I stumbled through back in college. I remember thinking at the time, "This looks like a Gradius game, but it's called Solar Assault, WTF?"
Flash forward to 2004. I had forgotten all about the game but had started messing around with emulators, and since I had just gotten a new computer (the one I recently replaced) I thought I'd see what it could do.
Turns out Solar Assault wasn't working for MAME back then, but a few years later it sort of worked, only not on my machine because it wasn't powerful enough.
Well I thought I'd see what my NEW machine could do, and wouldn't you know it? A four-core dual thread system can run it just fine. Now I just need to update MAME, because it turns out there's a new version that runs Solar Assault without the bugs that plagued it previously.
Who knew that all you need to emulate a 3D game from 1997 was a desktop that would be considered a supercomputer back in 1992? LOL.
The game runs sort of OK in MAME 0.119, but there's no sound and a lot of lost textures, plus as you can see they look really rough. But it's actually playable and not dog slow like on my old machine. Let me tell you, 3D options are a hoot. I'll update when I get the newer version of MAME running. For now, beddy-bye.
Ayano Harumaki as Krystal at Furry Fiesta 2017. Third batch of photos from Vulpine Media. Uploaded with permission.