Bricks Addiction
{Rogue One} All Terrain Scout Transport
For over 15 years and five reincarnations, the designers of LEGO failed to achieve accurate replication of the unique geometry of the original Walker. For the objective reasons.
The first version of the Scout from the Belgian LEGO enthusiast Gol was released in August last year and had the correct geometry and five points of articulation on each leg and to date has received a number of modifications, 699 parts and index two-point-three.
I knew that in spite of the fact that the project was published on LEGO Ideas, a bunch of plastic was not destined to appear on store shelves, so I started to order parts for its assembly.
The first photo is the installation of stabilizers on the moving limbs to the third joint and assembling the engine platform with the cooling system radiator. Obviously, this version is much more detailed and interesting to build than a serial LEGO set.
{Rogue One} All Terrain Scout Transport
For over 15 years and five reincarnations, the designers of LEGO failed to achieve accurate replication of the unique geometry of the original Walker. For the objective reasons.
The first version of the Scout from the Belgian LEGO enthusiast Gol was released in August last year and had the correct geometry and five points of articulation on each leg and to date has received a number of modifications, 699 parts and index two-point-three.
I knew that in spite of the fact that the project was published on LEGO Ideas, a bunch of plastic was not destined to appear on store shelves, so I started to order parts for its assembly.
The first photo is the installation of stabilizers on the moving limbs to the third joint and assembling the engine platform with the cooling system radiator. Obviously, this version is much more detailed and interesting to build than a serial LEGO set.