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8 more robots have been drawn and coloured! And just so you know, I have not done Heat K yet, so it will not be up, anytime soon.

And the Heat J robots are...
- CENTURION, a roman-gladiator robot whose primative colours and red eyes caught a high level of my attention, back in the day.
- EXCALIBER, whose red pattern design was difficult to draw, especially on the right-side of its face. The axe was fancy though, and its match-up with Centurion could not be better.
- 101, a simple, yet persevering, competitor whose team member, Amy, brought her little toy mascot, Super Bunny, to watch from the sidelines. This infamous robot was probably the most cheapest to build in the series, too.
- OVERKILL, who I had trouble drawing the top of, so I changed it into something more fancy for destruction-thirsty robot. The face says it all, too!
- THE IRON MASK, another simple competitor whose size of its small axe could challenge the likes of Anorakaphobia’s...
- WELD-DOR, an international robot who hailed from Ireland in the First World Championship of Robot Wars. As you can see, I made use of its logo to create a face.
- ERIC, a cool-looker with a nasty bite and flip, all in the same weapon!
- KING BUXTON, a semi-finalist from Series 2, thanks to 101’s former incarnation, Robodoc. The teams eventually meet each-other again in this heat...

Want to see them in action? (And find out what Robot Wars is like?)
Click here to see part 1 of Heat J.
Click here to see part 2.
Click here to see part 3.
Click here to see part 4.

All drawn robots (c) respective teams in Robot Wars

Description
8 more robots have been drawn and coloured! And just so you know, I have not done Heat K yet, so it will not be up, anytime soon.

And the Heat J robots are...
- CENTURION, a roman-gladiator robot whose primative colours and red eyes caught a high level of my attention, back in the day.
- EXCALIBER, whose red pattern design was difficult to draw, especially on the right-side of its face. The axe was fancy though, and its match-up with Centurion could not be better.
- 101, a simple, yet persevering, competitor whose team member, Amy, brought her little toy mascot, Super Bunny, to watch from the sidelines. This infamous robot was probably the most cheapest to build in the series, too.
- OVERKILL, who I had trouble drawing the top of, so I changed it into something more fancy for destruction-thirsty robot. The face says it all, too!
- THE IRON MASK, another simple competitor whose size of its small axe could challenge the likes of Anorakaphobia’s...
- WELD-DOR, an international robot who hailed from Ireland in the First World Championship of Robot Wars. As you can see, I made use of its logo to create a face.
- ERIC, a cool-looker with a nasty bite and flip, all in the same weapon!
- KING BUXTON, a semi-finalist from Series 2, thanks to 101’s former incarnation, Robodoc. The teams eventually meet each-other again in this heat...

Want to see them in action? (And find out what Robot Wars is like?)
Click here to see part 1 of Heat J.
Click here to see part 2.
Click here to see part 3.
Click here to see part 4.

All drawn robots (c) respective teams in Robot Wars