"pudge deluxe" nice. lol

I must admit, the armor actually having a bit of 'pudge' kind of shows how much of a custom fit it is, not to mention really fits the character going in it.

Nice design! I love the arms :D

Thankies :P The gun arm's gonna change a wee bit more

ahah pudge deluxe, though it does give the suit more personality. I would suggest some warhammer 40k references, but your obviously going for a much more sleeker style, perhaps theres some good stuff to borrow from ZOIDs, dunno. Still it looks quite cool :D

Thanks :]
Dunno, I kinda wan't it to look slightly clunky, the thing can't run. Big armor plates in a flexible configuration on the outside, complex mess of joints and actuators in the inside, what with the whole thing opening up.
Was gonna position the users arms inside the suit's but realized they wouldn't match ( difference in body proportions and stuff). May change it though. I have to give this one some proper thought

I think you may have to remove some plating then, in order to show some complicated wires and tech behind it

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/_.....WoL_Story1.jpg

http://img.hexus.net/v2/gaming/warh.....readnought.jpg

Yeah, in both images, mainly the legs, there is alot of plating, but there is also hanging wires, pump etc, its good at making the mechs look cluttered, without being huge D:

Nice, I really liked the rounded, bulky look of the Viking mech :P What a behemoth. Seems like most of the plating is also protecting the joints. I definitely reference less humanoid design styles like these

I forgot to add that the complex tech will only be seen when the Berserker Shell is open and awaiting a user.
The whole suit should be able to unfold from the front so that a user can enter and exit with 'ease'. The user should also be able to eject quickly by detonating small explosive charges that blow the front open (preferably outwards :P), so that he/she can make a mad dash to safety, should the need arise.
The back is practically like a frame of curved railing supporting all the necessary modules and sliding armor plates and is connected to other frame pieces via a number of fast 'memory metal' muscles. I'd say it's less a mech and more like a wearable... metal origami? :D I just need some more practise drawing it

Ooh, kinda see what your going for there. I think ive seen a few games pull off what your trying, except most of them where VERY mechanical, and not as "ergonomic" or as biological looking as your design

Well I'm still mostly trying to make up my mind :P

I like the cutaway, It's nice to see that it's not just a steel cage, though it's imagined a cut-away is always helpful... It's amusing and Ironic that the gun arm is on the side with her real one, while the one with a grip links up with her mechanical arm.

I really like the legs in that main piece, sketchy as they are still.

Pudge Deluxe: for the Mercenary with a discerning taste in food.

Haha, thanks :P
The top-right pic is of the suit unfolded from it's seams in the front (standard function), but I guess it works as a cut-away aswell :] Though I'm actually making a proper cut-away now.
And nope, the gun arm has always been her left one :D But... the suit's gun arm will include a more dextrous manipulator than the grip arm. The grip arm is mostly used for brutal force, like punching and tearing :P