This post originally appeared, in a
somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom
Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now
offline, although an archived version of it is available at
http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information
is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm
keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
Update: March 20, 2003
Justice League of America
I've added all of the skins from my Justice League section to my Yahoo! Group today.
Thursday, March 20, 2003
Monday, March 17, 2003
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery: Update: Superman Family and New Sections
This post originally appeared, in a somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now offline, although an archived version of it is available at http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
Update: March 17, 2003
Superman Family and New Sections
I've added all of the skins from my Superman Family section to my Yahoo! Group today.
I've also added two new sections for my skins today, Happy Days, for my Happy Days skins, and Batman 1966 for my Batman TV skins. The Batman TV section currently only has three skins, but I'm planning on making more, so I decided to give them their own page. The Happy Days sections has my Happy Days skins, plus some neat behind-the-scenes info on the show.
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery: Atomic Happy Days Skins
This post originally appeared, in a
somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom
Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now
offline, although an archived version of it is available at
http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information
is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm
keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
From the classic TV show "Happy
Days" comes America's Typical Teenager - Richie Cunningham. Richie's
always getting into wholesome teenage hijinx with his pals Jughead and
Regg... err, I mean Ralph the Mouth and Potsie, and he idolizes some
high-school drop-out named Fonzie. For the male_suit mesh.
Arthur Fonzarelli, AKA The Fonz,
AKA Fonzie -- Star of TV's "Happy Days." Fonzie -- the leather wearing,
motorcycle riding, high school drop-out hoodlum loved by children all
across the world. For the male_suit mesh.
Gosh, it's Richie Cunningham's pal
Warren "Potsie" Weber, from the swell tv show "Happy Days!" He's a
wholesome teenager, just like you. For the male_suit mesh.
Blazing a trail of laughter from
your TV screen to your computer monitor, here's your wacky pal Ralph
"The Mouth" Malf from the sitcom "Happy Days!" For the male_suit mesh.
Atomic Happy Days TV Skins
Featuring skins inspired by the Happy Days TV series
Featuring skins inspired by the Happy Days TV series
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Ron Howard as Richie Cunningham |
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Henry Winkler as The Fonz |
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| Anson Williams as Potsie |
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| Donny Most as Ralph the Mouth |
Thursday, March 13, 2003
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery: Update: Bat-Mania!
This post originally appeared, in a
somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom
Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now
offline, although an archived version of it is available at
http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information
is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm
keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
Update: March 13, 2003
Bat-Mania!
A big Batman update today! I added all the skins from my Batman Family section to my Yahoo! Group. I also have two brand new skins today: Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin. Both Adam and Burt are available in oversized versions as well, along with my skin of Two-Face from the comics.
Wednesday, February 19, 2003
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery: Update: All "Pop Culture" Skins now Online
This post originally appeared, in a
somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom
Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now
offline, although an archived version of it is available at
http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information
is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm
keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
Update: February 19, 2003
All "Pop Culture" Skins now Online
I've added the rest of the skins from the Pop Culture section to my Yahoo! Group: Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Skins. I also went ahead and pulled off most of the oversized skins from that group since they were eating up so much space. I kept a few of my favorites online, though, and I can provide others by request if any one wants them.
My next update will be for my Batman Family skins, but I don't have any particular date set when they will be up.
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery: Update: Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Skins now Online
This post originally appeared, in a
somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom
Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now
offline, although an archived version of it is available at
http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information
is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm
keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Skins now Online
I've started a Yahoo Group to host my skins. It's called Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Skins, and it's address is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/atomicrobotskins/. So far I've added the skins from page one of the Pop Culture section of these pages. Those skins are:
- Larry Wilcox as Officer Jon Baker
- Erik Estrada as Officer Frank 'Ponch' Poncherello
- Barry Williams as Greg Brady
- Maureen McCormick as Marcia Brady
- Yvonne Craig as Batgirl
- Ron Howard as Richie Cunningham
- Henry Winkler as The Fonz
- Anson Williams as Potsie
- Donny Most as Ralph the Mouth
-Atomic Robot
Wednesday, January 1, 2003
Atomic Robot's Freedom Force Gallery: Preview
This post originally appeared, in a
somewhat different format, on my old website, "Atomic Robot's Freedom
Force Gallery" at www.geocities.com/robotatomic. That website is now
offline, although an archived version of it is available at
http://www.oocities.org/robotatomic/index.html. Much of the information
is now out of date, and many of the links may be inactive, but I'm
keeping it online here for posterity's sake.
Preview: January, 2003
This is an early version of this webpage, I'm still working out a few bugs and what not before it's done. I will not be making skins available to download from this page, because this is just a free webpage with limited bandwidth. Instead, I'll be setting up a seperate site (possibly a Yahoo group, but I'm not sure yet) where I will direct you to download the skins. You can use this site to preview my skins before you download them, and to see what new things I'm working on, and stuff like that. All the links should be working, and most of the pictures should be up as well, so feel free to take an early look around.
Most of these skins are still available from freedomforcecenter.com, but I have since updated most of them with minor tweaks and improvements. I also have several skins that have not been released anywhere. They are:
- Yvonne Craig as Batgirl
- Donny Most as Ralph the Mouth
- Batman
- "New Look" Batman
- Robin
- Batgirl
- Two-Face (this is not the same Two-Face skin I had made earlier, it's completely new)
- Bruce Wayne
- Superman
- Clark Kent
- Bizarro No. 1
- A Bizarro Superman
- Aquaman
- The Atom
- The Flash
- Green Lantern
- Hawkman
- The Manhunter from Mars
- Snapper Carr
- Wonder Woman
- Green Arrow
- ...and most of the skins in the "Mystery Skins" section.
Saturday, April 1, 1978
The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries
From Glen A. Larson, the genius TV producer who brought us The Six Million Dollar Man and Quincy. This show starts off great, with super creepy theme music, as the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew run through some weird scale model maze and a montage of book covers. As the credits end the announcer speaks, and you hold your breath, hoping it will be a Hardy Boys episode, and Not an (ugh) Nancy Drew.
I hate waiting an entire week (or two if they show a Nancy Drew episode) to get my Hardy Boys fix, so I record the episodes on my sweet portable cassette tape recorder, and add narration as I watch. Then I can listen to the episodes again and again, and replay the images in my mind.
-Joshua Robot, Age: 5, 1978
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