> >I have a cockpit, tail fins, flaps at the end=20
> >of the wings, and all that's missing is retracable wings!
>
> BTW, how do you build it anyway?
This makes me wonder about a paper airplane version of the TurboKat. And
by that I mean a simple folded version, not a compicated assembly. I seem to
recall some famous origamist would make paper versions of popular aircraft,
and I figure with a lot of work and planning I might be able to construct
something as well, and it might even fly too. Course, I say that now....
> The drawings kats04.gif and katsmetl.gif seem to be used on the SWAT Kats=
> video boxes. Why?
I think so, I haven't memorized the names of too many. I believe they were
made specifically for the videos, were they not?
> I'm too also curious on who draw those pictures. chance, do you know who is=
> the one that draw those drawing?
The Tremblays did each, correct?
> BTW, the TurboKat and the Glovatrix in those drawing look mighty different=
> than the one we saw on the cartoon. The TurboKat look like it only had two=
> engines, meanwhile the Glovatrix have claws and is connected to the=
> back-pack. The design of these two thing seem to be a lot different than=
> the one we saw on the cartoon.
The Tremblays are good artists, but I presonally prefer something not quite
as sketchy as the styles they displayed on the video and video game boxes.
I find art with better, more 3-D renderings of technology appealing to my eye
and angular patch inking instead of the heavily feathered kind. Sort of like
what animators would draw the cels like if they had a dozen years and $100
million to work with.
> Edo Andromedo email : macsonic_at_rad.net.id
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Received on Fri May 10 1996 - 21:52:22 PDT