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Here's my ED-209. I put it up a while ago, but never announced it.
The body rotates, the hips move, the "arm turrets" spin, the knees use locking
hinges and the foot articulates a bit.
It's mostly pieces from the smaller x-wing set.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=15307
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In lugnet.announce, Alex Rodriguez wrote:
> Here's my ED-209. I put it up a while ago, but never announced it.
>
> The body rotates, the hips move, the "arm turrets" spin, the knees use locking
> hinges and the foot articulates a bit.
> It's mostly pieces from the smaller x-wing set.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=15307
Hey, I just saw this, and I like it! ED's has long been a favorite building
subject for me, and I always appreciate good efforts at reproducing him in LEGO.
Nice work, and sorry for the many-months' delay in response!
Dave!
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I like the use of wedge and macoroni bricks in the nose. Look great.
e
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Cool model. When i saw the first thumbnail I thought that was an actual
reference pic of the true ed-209! My only beef is with the connection of the
arms to the torso, it seems like you could add some bricks or plates to make it
seem beefier, rather than just the skinny connection.
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In lugnet.announce, Alex Rodriguez wrote:
> Here's my ED-209. I put it up a while ago, but never announced it.
>
> The body rotates, the hips move, the "arm turrets" spin, the knees use locking
> hinges and the foot articulates a bit.
> It's mostly pieces from the smaller x-wing set.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=15307
Thats pretty cool. We could use some more pictures though... Maybe pics from
other angles, like behind, or above. Nice MOC though!
-Mark
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