Wall.E

[Ronan Nissen]

I just think this is brilliant! (I made my own after seeing this!)

So i'll just give a big thanks to Air-Master over at brickshelf.

[Ronan Nissen]

Does anybody think this is good?

[Captain Green Hair]

A very clever design indeed!

Please don't dubble post, if people want to reply they will

[Hinckley]

This forum is for actual Licenses from the LEGO company. All other MOCs based on movies should be placed in the Other Themes forum. Thank you.

And Captain Green Hair is right. Please don't bump topics just for responses.

[SlyOwl]

What's a Wall.E?

Anyway, by comparing it to others on TBB, I think it's a very good representation.

However, it looks a little wide in comparison to the others; this could be rectified using MicahBerger's hand technique -

- changing the 1x1 brick with 5 studs to yellow, with 2 yellow hands in the holes and then 2 bley hands attached to these.

The neck also looks a little stubby, from what I've seen - a gearstick into the binoculars, with the ball buried into the 1x1 brick might work better...

It's also a shame that technic t-pieces only come in grey

And Captain Green Hair is right. Please don't bump topics just for responses.

Although he doesn't gain anything from it

[cartoondude]

What's a Wall.E?

Wall-E is a new Disney movie.

http://disney.go.com/disneypictures/wall-e/

[Lt. Col. Thok]

Indeed, that is good. Nice find.

[Oky]

Meh. I've seen better ones. There are quite a lot of variations of these everywhere.

[Ronan Nissen]

Please don't dubble post, if people want to reply they will

The topic was at the bottom of the list so I was afraid people had'nt seen the topic. Sorry.

[SkyOtic]

i've seen him on brothers brick and its briliant! i'm currently making the same, but i don't have parts for the 'hands' and those T parts and 1x1 yellow tiles.

Edited July 3, 2008 by SkyOtic

[BlueBard]

Yep, I agree

It's a really simple model but nicely done.

[SkyOtic]

where can i find the arm pieces? at Buy 'n large? no, seriously,where can i find them?

[CopMike]

That is a cool creation ! I always love small stuff that are good, the more pieces used - the tougher my review gets!

Joe Meno won a prize at Brickworld this year with a really good-looking technic one, I can´t find the pictures of it though !

CopMike

[Hinckley]

Joe Meno won a prize at Brickworld this year with a really good-looking technic one, I can´t find the pictures of it though !

CopMike

Here it is:

This seems to be the latest trend: building Wall-E. I would just like to see the movie. He is a cute little bugger, isn't he?

[tedbeard]

I guess I'll add mine as well:

[zero1312]

*brain explodes from all that cuteness*

[SkyOtic]

tedbeard, what did you use to attach the "wheels" on?

[Algernon]

I challenge somebody to make EVE.

[SkyOtic]

making eve is, i think, impossible, because you need bricks that don't exist.

but, i will try it!

[tedbeard]

tedbeard, what did you use to attach the "wheels" on?

The "treads" ( Technic, Axle Joiner Double Flexible) are attached to a Plate, Modified 1 x 1 with Clip: using a custom cut piece of rigid tubing threaded through at the back.

I will try to take a picture of it "exploded" later today.

EDIT: I added an exploded view:

Edited July 5, 2008 by tedbeard

[Lt. Col. Thok]

That's a very nice Wall.E you have there, tedbeard!

[Taheen]

My quick attempt at Wall-e. Sorry for poor pics

[Wild Zontar]

Wow thats a cool lego creation of Wall.E!

[Dark Sword Ragnarok]

Here's my version.

By the way, it isn't meant to be Wall-E, just an old maintinence droid, hence the different colors and number 1 on its chest.