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S.F.3.D. Original Video - NUTROCKER Ma.K. マシーネンクリーガー Maschinen Krieger

S.F.3.D. Original Video - NUTROCKER Ma.K. マシーネンクリーガー Maschinen Krieger Miniature / Live action short from 1985 Found this when I was cleaning up my hard drive. Upscaled it from the 320*320 version I had. A piece of Ma.K history that needs to be preserved Copyright to Kow Yokoyama. No ownership implied or meant ------------- Kow Yokoyama (Mecha Designer) collaborated with Tsuburaya Productions to create a live-action SF3D film using miniatures in 1985. Directed by Shinichi Ohoka from a script penned by co-producer Hisao Ichikura, the 25-minute SF3D Original Video opens with wreckage left from a battle in the Australian desert on Christmas Day 2884 before focusing on a badly damaged IMA SAFS unit. The pilot, Cpl Robert Bush (Tristan Hickey), who is still alive, seeks to get his armored suit back and running and leave the battle area, which is under heavy jamming. Seeing two of the SDR's new Nutrocker (Nutcracker) robot hovertanks arrive nearby, Bush tries to hide, but bodily functions give him away. One Nutcracker gives chase and the SAFS AI points out to Bush how to defeat it. He eventually clambers on to the tank, which passes through the rubble of a town and randomly shoots at high places to bring down objects that could snag him. With the SAFS' right arm sheared off by the Nutcracker's laser blasts and snow settling in, Bush is knocked unconscious all night long from the fall while the tank breaks down under the cold. The next day, the SAFS AI wakes up Bush because the Nutcracker is active again and is preparing to kill him. Bush gets up and faces the tank as it charges towards him. However, the Nutcracker gets too close to a cliff that buckles under its weight and Bush fires his laser into the tank's underbelly. The tank plunges into a ravine and explodes. Bush walks away and reestablishes radio contact with his base. It is revealed that the battle was a field test of the SAFS, Bush's machine being the only survivor out of four deployed that day. After the end credits roll, two other Nutcrackers arrive at the scene of the battle. From Wikipedia: https://goo.gl/Nocsyh #plasticoddities