| Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 15:39 |
|
Tartan Jack
Blue Collared Worker
Awards:
| 
Posts: 307
Location: South Caroina
Joined: 30.11.06
 |
|
I was on another forumand this site came up:
http://www.ugo.co...hine2.asp
I played on it and created (among others):
(non-Bat related:
And, THE SURVIVOR:
Sum Nox!
 |
 |
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 16:29 |
|
Chris
Dark Knight
Awards:
| 
Posts: 2999
Location: Richmond, Indiana
Joined: 22.06.05
|
|
looks good. That Superhero creator is cool. I have thought about putting one on here, but haven't.
|
    |
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 16:50 |
|
The Riddler
Caped Crusader
Awards:
| 
Posts: 237
Location: Cleveland
Joined: 24.09.06
|
|
|
beyond said: looks good. That Superhero creator is cool. I have thought about putting one on here, but haven't.
i really think you should that would be great and fun.
Alfred- Why do we fall Sir?.........So we can
learn to pick ourselves up.
Bruce- You still havent givin up on me.
Alfred- Nevah!
Edited by The Riddler on 21-01-2007 16:51 |
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 16:54 |
|
|
Chris
Dark Knight
Awards:
|
Posts: 2999
Location: Richmond, Indiana
Joined: 22.06.05
|
|
I'll look into it.. 
|
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 17:11 |
|
Razhwurz
Caped Crusader
Awards:
None
|
Posts: 1672
Joined: 02.08.06
|
|
Yeah, Heromachine is pretty fun, but the guy who made it took a couple of years to actually get it running, So BYTB would have a lot of trouble making one that stands up to the compition.
And there is actually an even better Heromachine out there, but you have to pay $20 to get it.
So MacWage, I'm going to go out on a limb and say your of Scottish decent.
Never start with the head; the victim gets all fuzzy!
R.I.P. Heath
Edited by Razhwurz on 21-01-2007 17:14 |
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 17:37 |
|
|
Chris
Dark Knight
Awards:
|
Posts: 2999
Location: Richmond, Indiana
Joined: 22.06.05
|
|
There are a few versions out there..
|
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 21-01-2007 18:34 |
|
|
Tartan Jack
Blue Collared Worker
Awards:
|
Posts: 307
Location: South Caroina
Joined: 30.11.06
|
|
|
Razhwurz wrote:
Yeah, Heromachine is pretty fun, but the guy who made it took a couple of years to actually get it running, So BYTB would have a lot of trouble making one that stands up to the compition.
And there is actually an even better Heromachine out there, but you have to pay $20 to get it.
So MacWage, I'm going to go out on a limb and say your of Scottish decent.
Uuuuhhhhh, COULD be . . . 
Actually, the names I have been able to trace are 1/4 German and the rest are Scot. The portion I tend to favor in looks and temperment are 100% Scots (from Newberry, South Carolina).
A machine like that would be fun. I did those in fairly short order (it pays to know the characters very well and know what your looking for. The others were created for a kilt forum (X Marks the Scot), where I learned of the program last night.
Let's say, it is HIGHLY addictive (as are kilts).
The Batman one will be my avatar (at least for a while). I always love putting Batman in a Kilt. (Bruce is named after Robert the Bruce after all).
Sum Nox!
|
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 23-01-2007 17:41 |
|
real-dark-knight
Caped Crusader
Awards:
|
Posts: 726
Location: The Shadow Of St Albans Abbey
Joined: 28.07.06
|
|
I like the old style Joker! You could easily imagine him sauntering into Cy Tolliver's bar in Deadwood and throwing some dice about! And then shooting someone whilst cackling!
Wicked!
Are those kilts not a touch short?? |
 |
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 23-01-2007 18:29 |
|
|
Tartan Jack
Blue Collared Worker
Awards:
|
Posts: 307
Location: South Caroina
Joined: 30.11.06
|
|
|
real-dark-knight wrote:
I like the old style Joker! You could easily imagine him sauntering into Cy Tolliver's bar in Deadwood and throwing some dice about! And then shooting someone whilst cackling!
Wicked!
Are those kilts not a touch short??
On the joker, I agree. I like the unhinged version with a HECK of a sense of style. BTAS has a VERY good rendition of the character.
As for the kilts, they are about a knee-cap worth short, as the "tartans" are a bit over simplified for my taste. BUT, HEY, it's FREE (but don't yell that word too loud among Scots, it will cause a riot and stamped) and ACTUALLY HAS KILTS!!!!!.
Sum Nox!
|
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 23-01-2007 19:45 |
|
Caleson
Dark Knight
Awards:
None
|
Posts: 1631
Location: Rockville, IA
Joined: 24.06.05
|
|
That's pretty cool. Thanks for bringing this up, MacWage. As for BYTB having one, that'd be great, but I can't imagine getting a nice program would be easy. I'll definitely have to tinker around with one of these sometime.
 |
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 23-01-2007 19:58 |
|
|
Tartan Jack
Blue Collared Worker
Awards:
|
Posts: 307
Location: South Caroina
Joined: 30.11.06
|
|
As it came up and is (semi) relevant:
The traditional kilt measurement goes up to just above the belly button (which hides a gut VERY well) and down to around the knees. The actual bottom length has varied somewhat and varies from bottom of knee to an inch above it. Some will doggedly argue that is shoud bisect the knee. However, I like mine to be at the top of the knee to slightly above it.
So, the heromachine has the kilt too low at top and too high at the bottom.
A "modern" kilt, like the utilikilt, sits at the pants belt line on top and is roughly the same at the bottom.
Hey, I have opnions. My hobby/side business is as a kiltmaker. I made "traditional 4-yard box pleats":p. I am working on my website, so it is not up yet. If interested, PM me.
Sum Nox!
|
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 23-01-2007 20:04 |
|
|
Caleson
Dark Knight
Awards:
None
|
Posts: 1631
Location: Rockville, IA
Joined: 24.06.05
|
|
Speaking of kilts and Batman, have you seen Detective Comics #198 - "The Lord of Batmanor," circa 1953? I remembered it from The Golden Age of Batman: The Greatest Covers of Detective Comics from the '30s to the '50s. Neat ol' book.
Edited by Caleson on 23-01-2007 20:09 |
|
|
| RE: Internet generated fan pics! -
Posted on 23-01-2007 20:56 |
|
|
Tartan Jack
Blue Collared Worker
Awards:
|
Posts: 307
Location: South Caroina
Joined: 30.11.06
|
|
Caleson wrote:
I ALMOST used that cover as an Avatar, but thought it would be too small.
Also, Bruce Wayne (but not as Batman) dons a kilt in Batman: the Scottish Connection mini-graphic novel. It has him as the descendant of a Sir De Wayne norman noble (with a touch of Douglas lore stolen and mixed in) and (the fictional) Clan MacDubh on his mother's side.
MacDubh means "Son of Black" in gaelic.
Sum Nox!
Edited by Tartan Jack on 23-01-2007 20:57 |
|
|
Home
