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Work began in June 2012 to prepare the site for the Assembly Building. Particularly complex steel reinforcement, with numerous openings reserved for electrical galleries, drainage, piping and tunnels to service the neighbouring Tokamak Complex, was then set into place. Concrete pouring for the basemat followed, from November 2012 to May 2013. The completed basemat ranges in thickness from 1.2-2.2 metres with large embedded plates for Assembly Building tooling in three areas. Construction of the steel-structured Assembly Building began in September 2014 as part of the construction contract for the Tokamak Complex. The steel frame, with twenty-two 60-metre pillars and a 730-tonne roof, was completed in September 2015. Two massive overhead cranes and two auxiliary overhead cranes were installed in 2016 and we are now waiting on the delivery of assembly tooling (the first giant sub-sector assembly tool is expected in 2017). Excavation and foundation work: 12 months Building dimensions: Height: 60 metres;
Basemat: 1,400 tonnes of steel; 10,000 m³ of concrete Structure: 6,000 tonnes of steel Foundation thickness: 1.2‒2.2 metres Number of specialized tools anchored in basemat: 4 Number of columns: 11 main (and eleven supporting) on each side of the building Capacity of main cranes: 1,500 tonnes together Capacity of auxiliary cranes: 50 tonnes eachRead the BBTS F.A.Q. Read our Privacy PolicyI had never even heard of the ‘Tomics line until I saw one brought to the Summit last year. It felt like the unholy love child of LEGO and ZOIDS and I think I fell in love. Of course there’s almost nothing out there about ‘Tomics – it’s the toy line that even the internet forgot. Here at CollectionDX we have all the details for you on this long lost line. Tomy released the ‘Tomics line in 1987 with little fanfare. Intended to be a competitor to LEGO and the other sci-fi building kits CONSTRUX, CAPSELLA, ROBOLINKS, and ROBOTIX, ‘Tomics gained little traction and quickly disappeared from the shelves.
Like any awesome toy, the origin of ‘Tomics lies in Japan, a year earlier in 1986. The line was originally called SCITEX (サイテックス) and consisted of several building sets in “real type” color schemes. Scitex was developed to be a companion line to Tomy’s ZOIDS line in that the parts from Scitex sets could be used with ZOIDS sets. The small pilot included with the set is in scale to the Zoids pilots, so the two lines are in the same scale. Little is to be found even on the web in Japanese, so it appears this line was unloved on either side of the world. The kits varied in size and complexity, from basic sets to full-on motorized deluxe sets. Treadmaster is one of the larger sets with only Rotary Commander being bigger. It’s based off of the Japanese Scitex set “Groster”, but the colors have been changed for the US release. The original kit had a grey and green color scheme where this version has gone with blue and tan. When the toy shipped new, most parts were on sprues that you had to remove.
The assortment of parts is varied and complex. Darker grey blocks have gears in them, while lighter grey do not. Dark blue parts act as connectors and accessories, and blue and tan parts are mostly decorative. Also included are an assortment of wheels, hoses, weapons, and connection points. In fact, the toy includes small adapter panels that allow the parts to be used with the LEGO system, a fact proudly boasted on the box. The main gimmick here is the motorized engine system. This consists of several gray blocks connected with power cords. The main core block has several geared points, and a series of levers on the back. Each lever controls a connection point, and when the unit has power it controls the various action features. Power is provide by a “remote” that uses two AA batteries and has a long line to connect to the core. An extension is provided for an even longer reach. The engine’s direction is controlled by a three-direction switch on the remote. So what can you do with the motor?
Of course, the first thing is that it moves. Amongst the four wheels is one geared wheel that allows you to turn when put in reverse. Also, a winch with a string and hook can be attached to a connection point to act as a crane. Putting this together is fun, but time consuming. The instructions are an invaluable tool, and you will need them if you want to build the designs on the box. There are a few problems, however. One, the designs the instructions show you how to make are NOT exactly the same as the ones on the box. In some cases they are similar, but compare the two and you will notice they are not the same. Secondly, each diagram has a nice drawn instruction page with a small photo in the corner representing the finished product. Unfortunately, the photo depicts the Japanese set, which appear to come with more parts than the US release. Way to tease us, TOMY. Like any building set, the point is not to build just what is on the box, but to explore your own imagination.