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In the bustling metropolis of 3160 where's a robot to go when it needs to kick back? The Robot Recharge Room of course! With a range of quality power supplies installed and bottles of Blue Alcobot on tap there’s really no better place to rest those creaking metal joints.
The Z-250 series "Zippy" can be found at spaceports throughout the galaxy. These lovable little automatons zip around sending high-pitched chirp signal to each other as they scan and clean incoming spaceships with their glowing frontal bars.
This was actually a tablescrap that my mom made (the one with the red bar). I liked the design and made two more.
I spent 25-30 hours over the course of three weeks getting this ready for a display that my LUG did recently. I'm a recent convert to a Gundam fanatic and I felt a Gundam would jazz up the display quite a bit!
A redesign of one of my favorite LEGO sets from my childhood, the Grand Titan from EXO-FORCE. It was really fun with these redesigns to consider the ways that LEGO might update them. Here, I made gun fire, emphasized the “heavy” tank-like appearance, and tried to impart more details and interesting building techniques with modern elements. I imagine the scissor as sort of behaving like a sword when closed. It was a fun challenge to replicate a lot of the details of the original without using elements specifically designed for those purposes.
I spent 25-30 hours over the course of three weeks getting this ready for a display that my LUG did recently. I'm a recent convert to a Gundam fanatic and I felt a Gundam would jazz up the display quite a bit!
A detailed analysis of LEGbOt's many axes of articulation. This design of head can only be tilted down a few degrees before springing off in a distressingly violent fashion. I could not find a ball joint solution that would be skinny enough to satisfy my sense of aesthetics. I was also very determined to use this head design and I only found one piece that would secure the roller skate in the center.
The Giants Lego man wants the banana back from the robot.
(Part 3 of the banana caper seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/29237490@N02/sets/72157626773817232/ )
A BMI (brain machine interface) was incorporated into a general-purpose manned weapon, and an adaptive pilot made the conventional weapon obsolete.
Due to the humanoid shape of this machine, natural BMI feedback to passengers is possible and high maneuverability is possible.
A type of botman whose head grown to be a plant by accidently then it was turn into a robot minutes after. The Creator work on it in one week with no sleep before it was finished. Not only Its ability to use guns but also it has a unique ability too, his head could carry any gun like an a rocket launcher for long range. It was one of the rare botman ever created by the Creator himself.
A redesign of one of my favorite LEGO sets from my childhood, the Grand Titan from EXO-FORCE. It was really fun with these redesigns to consider the ways that LEGO might update them. Here, I made gun fire, emphasized the “heavy” tank-like appearance, and tried to impart more details and interesting building techniques with modern elements. I imagine the scissor as sort of behaving like a sword when closed. It was a fun challenge to replicate a lot of the details of the original without using elements specifically designed for those purposes.
an unfinished large size bot, more for study now, but high hopes with lots of learnings in joint design and sizing.
Here is my third build in my colorwheel series of 2025. #colorwheelchallenge
This build was done in 2.8 hrs.
Made on Puget Systems machine
using Greyscalegorilla Plus textures and lightkits
Rendered with Octane in Cinema 4D
Lego robot built and programmed to follow a path by students (primarily 5th grade) in an after-school club I mentored.
In the bustling metropolis of 3160 where's a robot to go when it needs to kick back? The Robot Recharge Room of course! With a range of quality power supplies installed and bottles of Blue Alcobot on tap there’s really no better place to rest those creaking metal joints.