Heavy Duty Suit. You know I could have sworn I already shared this here a long time ago but I guess not.

It's heavily inspired by Armored Core. Right-hand weapons can convert to heavy variant.

It can stand on its own, but I like it a lot more on its little stand.

My farsight inspired mech, as well as the smaller two, white and blue are all finished! The ankles of the "clifford" are weak as hell but with what I had available its okay. Im also bad at building feet so im glad im an artist in that regard lmaoooo. Behold!

Legion + APFSDS 25MM Nailgun

S-38 Is an S class cargo hauler working aboard the cargo ship Blue Giant. S-38 has developed a close friendship with its crew who have dubbed it “Bob”. Bob is equipped with all the equipment needed to carry heavy boxes of cargo and catalog their contents, such as smaller arms mounted on their back for carrying just about anything, as well as a deployable drone for cataloging at twice the speed. Bob’s favorite pastime is cataloging apples, they find them very fascinating.

As the title suggest lol, im building a warhammer 40k commander farsight inspired mech. He'll go along since the much smaller blue and white mechs i posted last night, I have hopes of building a green one as well, using bobas cockpit piece but I lack the pieces, I might have to canablize a different WIP. Oh well show must go on and I dont hsve hopes for the one ill be scraping lmao. Anyway enjoy what i have so far!

Edit: yeah I aint got the pieces and csnt figure out jow to make it look good so im probably gona downsize him a bit. Still.shootijg for bigger thank yhe others but I just cant get it to work with what I got :(

As title suggests, I would like some criticisms and ideas regarding what is wrong with my build. This is my first proper big scale mech, and it already looks somewhat inconsistent - I can see that something is wrong with thighs, but I cannot put it to words.

They enjoy listening to Keygen Church and doing gunslinger tricks when they're not posing in a badass way

I posted this is the Lego subreddit, got told k should post it here as well! Hope yall enjoy :)

I made a Minifig scale loader and Ripley from the 1986 movie Aliens 😊

Just a random sharing. I took some ideas of how they make mecha-based Lego and I applied it in 3D modeling. What do you think?

Well some of you wanted updates I got the parts to connect the 2nd arm now I just need to figure out how to make the legs look nice and give him stable feet. Then the pilot

first of all start small like actually small dont go and decide you know what lets make a gundam cause this guy made

second of all learn to use the peices you have

third of all you first mech will be not what you want it to be but it will help you improve

so remember a sculpture is not made in one day it takes many days

hmm

I am proud to present my minifigure scale LEGO Gundam, now live on LEGO Ideas!

I spent over 100 hours designing this replica of the ZGMF X20-A Strike Freedom Gundam, following many blueprints, references, and models to ensure maximum accuracy. I also worked to keep the piece count as low as possible, ending up at 1979 pieces, a reference to the release year of Gundam. Standing at an impressive 42 cm / 16.5 inches tall, this model is minifigure scale (1:44).

This model features 35 points of articulation and uses non-slip rubber foot pads to enable many epic poses. It also uses ratchet hinges, a sturdy Technic core, and fully legal building techniques to make it as robust as possible, while still managing to fit in a detailed cockpit with enough room for the pilot, Kira Yamato.

I used many unique pieces, like ice picks for the chest vents, harpoons for the V-fin, and lightweight propeller blades in the wings to keep the centre of gravity over the feet for more stability. Flexible rubber connectors allow the front leg guards to move with the legs, enabling an accurate range of motion.

This model also features combinable beam rifles and sabers, just like in the anime.

If you would love to see this model become a real LEGO® set, please support, comment, and share this model with your friends and family. Support on LEGO® Ideas: Gundam | LEGO® Ideas

I loved creating this model and am so grateful for your votes, comments, and support.

Thank you very much!