Lego Star Wars 10178 – AT-AT Walker with motor

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Deep in a YouTube session one night, I stumbled across some traditional wooden walking toys and immediately added them to my list of potential LEGO projects. This impressive 12″ (30cm) tall and 14″ (36cm) long set features a working opening cockpit and rotating laser cannons.

Adjust the incline until you find the sweet spot (note the optimal angle for the duck and kangaroo are slightly different). In the older sets, the minifigures are becoming very collectible, which as my regular readers know is of my favorite parts. Links to the instructions and full kit are below, and you can continue reading for details on motorizing it. Just when you thought mini sets were the only way to go, this midi-scale set comes to challenge your assumptions! Too steep and they will get stuck on their front feet, not steep enough and they will get stuck on their back feet.It still stings because unlike with glass, which helpfully shifts and adjusts under your feet, achieving an even weight distribution over Lego bricks is unlikely—they just don’t flatten. I recently designed a six legged walking frame for another project and one of the first things that popped into my mind after designing it was that I could probably build a reasonable All Terrain Tactical Enforcer (AT-TE) from the Star Wars universe around it. This set includes a quick-to-build, posable AT-AT Walker and Tauntaun construction models, perfect for any LEGO minifigure to sit on.

I'm using the Power Functions system to motorize it, but you can easily swap in the equivalent Powered UP components instead. There hasn’t been another attempt since—Cassevah said he wanted to set the bar so high, no one would try again.This means that no one piece has enough pressure applied to break the skin or even set off the many pain receptive nerves in the feet. It’s the perfect way to recreate your favourite scenes from Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back! Some LEGO® sets contain small parts that are NOT suitable for and may pose a hazard to children under 3 years of age.

Because it’s somewhat portable, they can bring the walk to events and festivals; at a recent gathering, more than 300 people did the challenge. If you are unfamiliar with this model, it illustrates the climactic scene of Episode IV, with Vader pursuing Luke above the surface of the Death Star. A crank on the back of the model can be turned to make the ships strafe from side to side, making it seem as if the TIE Advanced is chasing the X-Wing.On the other hand, At-st walkers are smaller and more agile, making them better suited for scouting missions or guerrilla warfare.

Then, just a few months later, in March, hugely popular YouTube bro-tainers Dude Perfect walked just shy of 147 feet to earn a Guinness Book of World Records award. They’re built to survive intense levels of abuse without shattering: A single two-by-two brick can withstand up to 4,240 Newtons, an unbelievable amount of pressure. LEGO has released several different versions of the At-at Walker over the years, each one more detailed and accurate than the last.Hot coals, Bell says, are very slow conductors of heat, and the time the foot is in contact with them is too little to cause damage. Scott Bell, the British events organizer, has been offering Lego walking for nearly three years, but he says that it’s become a lot more popular over the last 12 months, especially with charity fundraisers. I was wondering if you could also make instructions for a two-motor version if you have some spare time? Contact Us LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure, and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO Group of Companies. I was also wondering if every thing is all right because it’s been over 3 months since you’ve posted your last video.