IDW 120: Goggles!
Winner: Adi.
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IDW 120: Goggles!
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IDW 120: Goggles!
Winner: Adi.
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IDW 120: Goggles!
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IDW 121: Ying-Yang Avatar
Winner: JanJager
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IDW 121: Ying-Yang Avatar
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:16 PM.
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IDW 122: Coffin
Winner: Nutter
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Final resting place of a Lava Lord. The corpse still produces lava, so the coffin needs to be built to suit. Therefore it has a couple of features built in to cover for this. Including some vents at the top and openings in the sides for excess lava overflow, this in turn gets directed out of the tomb via a series of channels in the floor.
IDW 122: Coffin
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:16 PM.
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IDW 123: Research Vessel
Winner: silliKONe
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Oceanic research vessel "Strider" explores the arctic....
IDW 123: Research Vessel
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:17 PM.
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IDW 124: Space Police Suit
Winner: trevor
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it is a base model environmental suit with limited zero G combat capabilities
but can easily be modified for multiple combat and riot control roles
shown without weapon
IDW 124: Space Police Suit
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:17 PM.
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IDW 125: Pirate Dirigible
Winner: Nightblue
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While the Crimson Dawn was not the biggest or the fastest of the pirate vessels in the Kingdom, the bounties on her were vast and remained unclaimed. Her handlers' unprecedented ability to navigate the unpredictable air currents inside large rain clouds gave her name an almost mythical quality. Equally legendary was the cold accuracy of her hooking harpoon, with which she reeled herself towards the unknowing prey under shrouds of mist and cloud.
IDW 125: Pirate Dirigible
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:17 PM.
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IDW 126: Anti-gun
Winners: mbetteker and Reymus
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A need arose, many were falling. Supplies were scattered and we had little hope... But then upon one sunrise... he came! Using what things he could gather he built the Anti+Gun and reinvigorated our vanguard to send us to victory
Small enough to carry into any disaster or conflict area, AG Med-Pistol is designed to efficiently carry a highly potent nano-gel onto wounded patients.
Just point, shoot and watch those shrapnel, bullet, and environmental wounds close in a matter of seconds!
IDW 126: Anti-gun
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IDW 127: The King's Bathtub
Winner: Yeti Ball
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The bathtub of Sun Wukong, the famous Monkey King from the ancient Chinese tale Journey to the West. It is built on a mountain side and uses the natural waterfalls to fill the tub. The bathtub is surrounded by scenic vistas and a traditional Chinese spa. Perfect for a little downtime in between monster slaying.
IDW 127: The King's Bathtub
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:18 PM.
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IDW 128: Concept Bike 2017
Winner: evamonkeyn2
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An urban future motorcycle concept aimed at young professionals seeking a greener cheaper alternative to a car, but without the stereotypical biker image. The urbans electric motors deliver acceleration and steering and are controlled via torque sensitive gloves. The displays are totally mounted within the driver helmet, and together with the gloves contain the biometric sensors which allow the vehicle to function as a secure keyless device. Charging is accomplished via the charge dock, placed for stylistic reasons to emulate the traditional fuel tank cap on petrol bike models.
IDW 128: Concept Bike 2017
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:18 PM.
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IDW 129: Ork War-Walker
Winner: Ricardo Robles
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PALEMEAT CRUNCHA
"Too slow ya bloody maggots! Get yer green arses back to work and build me da baddest, bloodiest, meanest Palemeat Cruncha or me will rip off your bloody skulls off yer tiny bodies and feed yer brains to me hounds!"
IDW 129: Ork War-Walker
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:19 PM.
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IDW 130: Anti-Riot Vehicle
Winner: ragtag
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This is the Anti Riot Vehicle of choice for the modern police departements.
With its half-track design it frightens illegal protesters with its sheer look, not to mention the sound this beast makes. When it opens up its "mouth" even the hardest molotow-thrower runs like lightening. If he is not fast enough and the high-velocity batons manage to get a hold on him he gets the beating of his life, is in most cases rendered numb and will come to his senses in the holding-cell at the back of the vehicle, with dozens of criminals who share his fate. The holding cell is really remarkable as it normaly prevents criminals to use molotows because they would harm their own guys, and it can even be expanded by adding a trailer-cage.
IDW 130: Anti-Riot Vehicle
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IDW 131: Child Leash
Winner: ragtag
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Here is my child leash. Designed to fit the needs of nerved mothers or caring fathers. It is a ultralight-metal vessel with padding on the exposed parts, so the child won't hurt itself. It is voice controlled by the authorized person (not the child). Cameras are implemented in the front section of it, which can be connected with the parents cell phone to see what their child is seeing. The vessel itself is issued with a control-glove which interacts with the back of the vessel via a tractor beam which can be easily adjusted in strenght and length.
IDW 131: Child Leash
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:19 PM.
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IDW 132: Conversation Starter
Winner: N/A
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Round 132 did not have any participants.
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:20 PM.
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IDW 133: Energy Gun
Winner: ragtag
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I did a modular weapons platform, on which every kind of energy weapon can be mounted. Here two of them. Description included.
IDW 133: Energy Gun
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:21 PM.
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IDW 134: Oil Skimmer
Winner: ragtag
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A ruthless pirate captured the science vessel of one of the most talented and respected scientists of his period, after whom the ship once was named. Based on the increasing number of oil spilling into the seas, he decided to alter the purpose of the ship, besides his base of operations, into an oil skimmer, to harvest the oil off the water surface and gain some additional money by selling it to the highest bidder.
IDW 134 : Oil Skimmer
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:26 PM.
Industrial Design of the Week Leader
IDW 135: The Queen of Herats' Croquet Set
Winner: KarylGilbertson
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IDW 135 : The Queen of Hearts' Croquet Set
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:28 PM.
Industrial Design of the Week Leader
IDW 136: Sea Plane Launcher Year 2600
Winner:sozo
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IDW 136: Sea Plane Launcher Year 2600
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:33 PM.
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IDW 137 : Presidential Limo
Winner: monotony
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it's the fanciest ride in a postapocalyptic world.
IDW 137 : Presidential Limo
Last edited by Pixie Trick; February 6th, 2011 at 08:38 PM.
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IDW # 138 : Decapitation Device
Winner: crossmirage
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Vermin Hunting is a favorite pastime of the more mature of our species. Decapper™ enables your little spawnlings to join in on the fun as well. With a 8-armslength chain, your little ones need not worry about getting themselves dirty with Vermin fluids while beheading them. Simply toss Decapper™ at the intended target, listen to the satisfying snap, and retrieve.
To reset the shutter blades, push down the knob on top of Decapper™.
Note: Blades may, at times, fail to cleanly decapitate prey, or fail to completely contain head of larger prey. Please wait for prey to cease vital functions before attempting to retrieve Decapper™. Propellers and external saw spin but are not fully functional. Complaints about these features will not be entertained. Thank you.
IDW # 138 : Decapitation Device
Industrial Design of the Week Leader
IDW # 139 : Orbital-Agri Ship
Winner: Zirngibism
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DESCRIPTION:
This is an aeroponics craft that doubled as the initial colonist transport to Fumi (a planet I'm developing as my own project). So it wouldn't go to waste once they arrived, it served as a backup food production craft, as well as a haven for the overflow of colonists who couldn't all be fed (initially) from the planet itself. Components that were not needed have been removed. It is a modular design, able to link up with other crafts that come in the future, offering trade and variety to the farm workers.
Technical info:
---All of them are based on the use of centripetal force as artificial gravity. As you make your way to the center, the level of gravity decreases. Their spin speed is controlled by directional boosters around the circumference of the ring(s).
---Humans live in quarters near the outside, to take advantage of the highest gravity, which is about 9 mps.
---Most of the space is broken into smaller quadrants, to facilitate air circulation and exchange.
---Different types of plants are grown in the levels beneath, mainly with the use of "aeroponics" which is like hydroponics, except it uses nutrient mists instead of liquid nutrients in order to supplement plants. Much lighter and more efficient, and already being developed by NASA.
---Certain plants require gravity to grow properly, while others (like cabbage) actually thrive when in low/zero gravity! So the plants requiring gravity are the outermost, while those that don't need/want it are grown nearer to the center.
---I was planning for power to come from fusion with a backup of nuclear, which takes place in the gravity-free "core" of the ships. (Only one has a flexible particle accelerator tube for making their own anti-matter, but that was just on a whim.)
---Most of my more developed designs have a smaller section that counters the rotation of the main part. This is the dock, as it allows ferry ships to safely board.
---The hind and nose are opposing electromagnets, which work together to create a magnetic field (much like the Earth's one) that protects the ship from a star's radiation and the mutations that ensue, as well as electrical damage from flares.
---The round part of the nose also acts as a magnetic scoop, sucking in all the tiny particles floating in space before they have a chance to hit a ship that's going 1/4 the speed of light (which might do some serious damage)!
IDW # 139 : Orbital-Agri Ship
Industrial Design of the Week Leader
IDW # 140 : The Mechanized Gardener
Winner: JanJager
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IDW # 140 : The Mechanized Gardener
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IDW 141 : Arctic Rally Vehicle
Winner: Kischi
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hey guys this is my 4 wheel drive arctic rally championship car.
so it got a maximum grip through it's treads and a high mobility because of the big balloon tyres.
IDW 141 : Arctic Rally Vehicle
Last edited by Pixie Trick; November 13th, 2010 at 11:00 AM.
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IDW # 142 : Underwater Telecom Platform
Winner: JanJager
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IDW # 142 : Underwater Telecom Platform
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IDW # 143 : Stone Age Catapault
Winner: Vitrubius
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IDW # 143 : Stone Age Catapault
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IDW # 144 : Witch Melter
Winner: JellevdVegt
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Since its hard to find witches it would be cool if witchcatchers would set like boobie traps all over the forests, near herbs they need for their brew. once they step in a trap their body starts melting!!
IDW # 144 : Witch Melter
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IDW # 145 : The Mannequin
Winner: JanJager
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IDW # 145 : The Mannequin
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IDW # 146 : Re-design No. 1 - Land to Air
Winner: monotony
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IDW # 146 : Re-design No. 1 - Land to Air
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IDW # 147 : Centaur Mecha
Winner: JellevdVegt
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The centaurs, lazy as they are, build their robots to let them do houseworks and such. i wanted to give the robot a friendly humble character. I recorded the designproces. you can watch it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LzcTAJUlHA
IDW # 147 : Centaur Mecha
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IDW # 148 : The Devil's Skates
Winner: JanJager
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IDW # 148 : The Devil's Skates
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IDW # 149 : French Fry VEnding Machine
Winner: zelda geek
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IDW # 149 : French Fry Vending Machne
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