This is one of my favourite builds. It sits on the shelf most of the time but occasionally I adjust bits and pieces to get it closer to the real thing. I just wanted to share one of the variants so that any of you, who might want to build and re-work this robot, could do the same. If you do feel inspired to have a go I'd love to see how you can improve this! :)
My mother drove in the freight routes between First Landing and Charlsport - a three day mecha hike across the mountains. Her lastkraftspinne was like a family member. Lastkraftspinne is a mouthful for a four year old, so I took to calling her "Ellie". The name stuck. Sometimes I'd ride in the cab with mom. Sometimes I'd ride on top, like the driver of an ancient beast of burden. Those were the good old days. Back before the Solar Union showed up and back before the frontier rebellions. Mom…
Don't know if this has been done before, probably has been. Anyway, this is a neat way to mount an airtank to the side of a train. It just doesn't fit with a round brick but it works with a round plate. The technic axle holds the two halves together and locks the clip in place.
Instructions to build a LEGO Micro tank. A great tutorial for LEGO Military fans who want to build a LEGO war MOC. Pieces Below 1X2 Tecnnick Lift Arm (41677)...
