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Comment commander vers un point de collecte ? Trouvez votre point de collecte et ajoutez-le à votre carnet d’adresses Voir plus de détails > Walkers > Imperial Ankle Destroyer My modification of the LEGO 75055 Imperial Star Destroyer set: a walking Star Destroyer with a Nyan Cat-like moving tail. Power: electric (Power Functions) Dimensions: length 70 studs (not including the tail) / width 37 studs / height 33 studs Propulsion: 2 x PF L motor Motors: 2 x PF L motor, 1 x PF M motor It’s difficult to explain the idea behind this creation, but I’ll try. A while ago I was filming a review of the LEGO 75055 Imperial Star Destroyer set and I happened to have the 8-legged chassis I used with my Walking Mini Cooper lying around. So, simply for the so-called sh*ts and giggles, I put the Destroyer on top of it and filmed it walking. With plenty of weight on just 8 legs it was barely moving and the video showed it swaying for most of the time, and lasted under 30 seconds.
Yet when posted at my Facebook page, it went viral and has almost instantly become my most popular Facebook video ever. So, with my Kaneda’s bike from AKIRA finally complete, I decided to try to transform it into a proper MOC. First of all, I added four more legs for extra stability. With a total of 12 legs, the entire contraption walked much better, but still the massive weight – or, more precisely, the distribution of it (almost all weight in the back) – made the chassis start coming apart after roughly 1 minute of walking. For this very reason – weight – I was forced to abandon my plans to spice the ship up a little by motorizing the turrets on both sides and adding LEDs in the rear engines and perhaps a remotely controlled trigger mechanism for the spring shooters. All of this has to be given up because even empty ship’s weight was challenging enough. As something like an extra accessory, I’ve built a mechanism simulating the animated tail of the popular Nyan Cat, using four blocks of bricks mounted on a linkage driven by a single PF M motor.
It worked as intended, although it was rather heavy and adding more than four moving blocks would inevitably require one or more extra support in the middle. I like to think that somewhere out there, a Bricklink seller is still recovering from shock after I, a die-hard Technic customer, ordered a bag of rainbow-colored basic Lego pieces. In the end, this entire creation was built for amusement only and it had no real value outside the fun factor. But after all, how are you supposed to come to the Dark Side if you have no legs?Get The Awesomer in Your Mailbox Every Day: Join our Mailing List! | Follow Us: Facebook | Awesomer Media Sites: Technabob | In 2000, LEGO began its “Ultimate Collector’s Series”, which are large, expensive sets that are more detailed and aimed at older fans. For example, a casual fan might buy this LEGO Star Wars X-Wing Starfighter. It’s $50 and has 560 pieces. The hardcore fan goes in for the LEGO Star Wars 10240 Red Five X-Wing Starfighter Building Set, which costs $200, has 1558 pieces, measures over 10″ (26cm) high, 20″ (52cm) long, 18″ (46cm) wide, and comes with a display stand and data sheet.
Hardcore collectors will be pleased to hear that the Ultimate Collector’s Series might be adding the LEGO Batman Tumbler and Boba Fett’s Slave I this summer. Hit the jump for more. According to The Brick Fan, LEGO will likely reveal the Ultimate Collector’s Series Batman Tumbler at San Diego Comic-Con in July. Additionally, Brickpicker reports that the set will retail for $199.99. If this is too rich for your blood, there’s currently a minibag LEGOTumbler that will set you back $8.75. Additionally, The Brick Fan also reports that UCS is adding Boba Fett’s Slave I, which “will include a brand new Boba Fett minifigure. The model of the Slave I will be similar in size of the new Imperial Star Destroyer (75055).” For those curious about what that means, the UCS Imperial Star Destroyer is 50 inches long and weighs nearly 8 pounds. Brickpicker says the new UCS Slave I will also retail for $199. It’s worth noting that neither one of these sets has been officially confirmed, but I’m sure they’ll sell like crazy if/when they’re announced.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to gaze wistfully at this UCS Sandcrawler: 9 - 14 jaar Reviews LEGO Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer - 75055 De Imperial Star Destroyer is een prachtig collectors-item voor de liefhebbers. Mijn zoon kent uren speelplezier en creëert zijn eigen star wars verhalen met dit schip! Naar mijn mening één van de beste Lego Star Wars stukken ooit ontworpen. Als je fan van Star Wars bent, mag dit eigenlijk niet ontbreken.Lego is altijd leuk! Niet mega-moeilijk om in elkaar te zetten. Mooi gedetailleerd, veel bouwplezier. Ik heb er uren plezier aan beleefd. Star Wars en Lego is voor mij echt jeugdsentiment. Deze vervolledigt mijn collectie van Lego Star wars Bekijk de LEGO pagina Bekijk alle artikelen van LEGO 58,2 x 37,8 x 10,3 cm (lxbxh) 58,5 x 37,5 x 10,4 cm (lxbxh) Je vindt dit artikel in Film, TV en Muziek 12 jaar en ouder Bekijk en vergelijk alle verkopers Over de serie LEGO Star Wars LEGO Star Wars is een thema van LEGO wat zich afspeelt in een fictief melkwegstelsel.