Post number #400025, ID: 77a02c
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How hard would it be to acquire parts for a..er..pilot-controlled mech, you know...for hobby reasons?
Post number #400039, ID: b0aa65
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Depends on how much of a piece of junk you want it to be. If you want that nostalgic "rustique" factor, the only purchase you'd need to make is an Ardwino module, digging in the Great Dump down south would be enough for the rest of the parts. If you don't want to sully your skin then you could hire some blokes to do the searching for you, though I personally recommend doing it yourself, who knows what kind of ideas you'll get on the fly. Otherwise, glhf with those museum assholes.
Post number #400041, ID: 77a02c
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Ah, I see, thanks for the advice.
Post number #400051, ID: c0f857
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I've got a few innards on hand, if you need boards and circuits.
Post number #400053, ID: 77a02c
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How much would you like for them?
Post number #400063, ID: c0f857
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If you go behind the cat cafe's alley dumpster, you'll find a little device. Stick it under one of their tables(sticky side is covered with purple tape) and press the only button on it. I'll know when it's done, just let me know where to dead drop your stuff once you've done it!
~#DA70D6
Post number #400067, ID: 77a02c
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Understood.
Post number #400073, ID: 42dbec
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You could always jack one from a corp... if you got the balls anyway.
Post number #400080, ID: 1df309
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What size of mech? Ya can just go to a chop shop or a junk dealer (cough cough) and get a... uh... "escort" or "recreational" mech mocked up for ya, with... uh... "hunting" weapons attached. Optional, of course.
-Babbage
Post number #400156, ID: d066ce
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"Hunting" weapons sound good, heh.
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