bricked one

You can also hear the motors in the video, but if you insist... also if you use this idea be sure to plug me in 'cause "plagiarism isn't cool!"- Chris @horizon Like everything else, it has it's flaws, but I'm working on it.(again) Thanks everyone!! =)

not to worry, I brought nothing, I wasn't sure if I would make it or not so I didn't plan anything -- also Ive changed the whole lower half so that the waist spins 180 and the wheels are towards the back of his legs, but I'm stumped on a new foot design, any ideas?(I just cant stop changing my mocs here and there lol)

And what a surprise you had waiting for me at BrickCon, your gundams were AWESOME!!! Back on topic, thanks guys, I'm glad you liked it!

thanks everyone for your nice comments @legostein Thanks,the goal for all my transformers is to make them look like regular city vehicles, another reasons my cars are 6-7 studs wide and my trucks 8 studs. @petamas Jazz can be found Here Maybe I'll post the updates on him sometime soon. I dont have an answer for your other question though @Hiawatha Thanks, at this scale transforming is easy, poseability and stability isn't and it really doesn't help have no ball joints available. But I guess it's part of the challenge. @Brainbox Hiding all the joints wasn't that hard because they were all simple bricks and technic pieces, and when you have alot of exposed joints it looks really messy. @toadtorrent Well' Ive been working on this for quiet awhile, the head took two tries to get right and I discovered a basic design that with some modifications I could make the head of just about all of the G1 transformers. His shoulders and torso are pretty close to thier initial design. But their connection was a nightmare because making his shoulders posable really stumped me. The legs and arms fell right in place with a small spacer in between to level the cab. The power functions trailer was merely a well thought out idea and wouldn't have been possible without the jackpot of light bleys at the lego store and the donated PF stuff. And of course it wouldn't have been complete without a roller that took 2 days to come up with. If what you meant by "Build" was, how is this put together, then go ahead and ask away. @johnnyvgoode So far I've only made Optimus, Jazz, and Starsream who just needs his arms and legs, but I plan to make most of all G1. @N13OS Thanks, to make sure he looked as G1 as possible I ended up watching a lot of original series and buying some of the newer G1 styled comics, but sadly I never had and still don't have an actual action figure. BTW, if you have a moc pages account and you liked my Optimus, can you rate him up. I'm trying to reach 50+ likes Link Thanks again!

Nice review and pics. So how does the pop top work?

My transformable G1 Optimus Prime, it took a whole lot less time to create than my jazz, but I'm equally satisfied with it being my second legoformer. Even though he contains no ball joints of any sort, he is extremely poseable. He can even bend his legs and arms outwards.Optimus prime's alt mode is smooth and slick without any exposed joints. Includes trailer, Roller, Matrix of Leadership, Energon axe, and his Ion cannon much like masterpiece optimus prime. Transformation Weapons and Matrix of Leadership Roller, first 3 wide version ever! (or at least I haven't seen one before) And too top it off, its radio controlled with a IR receiver, battery box, and 2 m-motors. Video

Awesome moc 74louloute! I really like hove you've done the roofs and that the building on the right is at an angle. The minifigs are great too!

I like math too! btw, that lego Rubik's cube is just a regular Rubik's cube with legos glued on it (its not worthy )

cheeses are great, even if they don't add a worthy amount of detail in the set, you can almost always find a worthy use of them in you next moc.

I think that's the checkout anyway, great job. Very impressive.

This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Great work!

Neat, the only improvement I can think of is to add some more little stuff here and there to give it some more depth and detail, other than that, it's beyond cool, mind sharing the LDD file?

Again, Thank you all @Ralph I'll be looking forward to seeing yours soon, who is it? Anyway, I've been bored lately and thus the result. LDD file

Thank you all Jazz has been my favorite transformers ever since the beginning, its too bad Bay killed him off in the movie @Legostein Getting the joints, hinges, and making it transformable, was my major goals in Jazz. It was long and frustrating as you can imagine, but I learned a lot along the way. @Black knight Of course! but I'm still deciding which transformer to build, and thus I'm open to suggestions to those who have any.

I must have Darth Vader's hologram thingy! Does anyone know how long this will be available?

Thanks everyone! I really appreciate the feedback! @TazManiac no, I've just been re watching the G1 series lately If you have any questions about its design, feel free to ask away.

Hello all This is my minifig scale G1 Autobot Jazz. He's fully transformable and has attachable speakers and a shoulder cannon. hopefully i can add the rest of the transformation pics next month(I ran out of uploads) You can find the transformation process(19-42) on flickr Enjoy Flickr Comments and criticism are always welcome. Thanks for watching!

Where in the world do you get sticker paper?

Excellent use of binoculars. Great work!

I like this one more than the real one! Amazing build Piotr!

I didn't knew pots came in white. Learn something new everyday!

Mirrors were better before, but awesome in black!

One word, EPIC!

Control room is epic. nice work

no the wheels come from some of the racer sets.