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My fourteenth and currently final Mecha Kaiju. The Mecha Anguirus is one of my more complicated designs. Its shell, based on the Gamechera's, is obviously covered in spikes. What isn't appearant is that the spikes aren't in a totally random pattern, though it would've been easier. The legs, taken from Strike Dagger lineart provided by the website Mobile Suit League, are double-jointed so the Mecha Anguirus can walk on all fours without dragging its rear legs. It also features the G-Force emblem I made. There also exists an early version of the Mecha Anguirus that had shorter arms, thicker Geara Doga legs, and no cool emblem. If I still have it, I'll put it in my scraps. A heaping load of credit goes to Mark Simmons for providing the bulk of the parts I used here.

The little blue silhouette next to it is a to-scale Zaku I.

Description
My fourteenth and currently final Mecha Kaiju. The Mecha Anguirus is one of my more complicated designs. Its shell, based on the Gamechera's, is obviously covered in spikes. What isn't appearant is that the spikes aren't in a totally random pattern, though it would've been easier. The legs, taken from Strike Dagger lineart provided by the website Mobile Suit League, are double-jointed so the Mecha Anguirus can walk on all fours without dragging its rear legs. It also features the G-Force emblem I made. There also exists an early version of the Mecha Anguirus that had shorter arms, thicker Geara Doga legs, and no cool emblem. If I still have it, I'll put it in my scraps. A heaping load of credit goes to Mark Simmons for providing the bulk of the parts I used here.

The little blue silhouette next to it is a to-scale Zaku I.