Siegfried

Absolutely stunning. The amount of functionality in this MOC is incredible. Yeah, you can even buy one!

M_longer has made a stunning creation that does the difficult; combine form and function. Inside this beauty are 13 pneumatic cylinders, 8 motors... and even a manometer! Read and see more here in the Technic Forum!

May I ask why would you want to sell that?

Exactly. This takes from 6-48 hours, with under 12 being common. This time spread is mostly due to how DNS records are cached at sub-servers to reduce traffic on the masters. A business network will often have it's own DNS which can extend the delay further, as can internal caching by browsers. One way or another. Please just give us a few days; this was a major operation. ...time passes... We (OK Bonaparte ) just made some changes. If there are any character oddities in new posts please tell us.

I corrected the title. Happy Birthday!

Could you repeat that slowly with a more husky voice?

It does indeed... but I'd at least wait until a second "midi" set is released before drawing any meaning from this. At the moment all we have are opinions.

Yeah, you're probably right. TLG do go to great lengths at time to preempt idiots.

Happy Birthday RAS!

Well.... ...(yeah yeah yeah, I know, I'm posting that picture again) when I made this I learnt a lot about making tunnels. Mostly how big they need to be! It was my plan to make a working double tunnel layout, but it just needed too much parts... and time. Thus while there is a tunnel (which was OK) all I ended up was a thin entrance so a photo would have seen how nothing it was inside. So would I like a pre-fab tunnel? Yes, something that was 4 deep and train height would make it a lot easier... but I can't see it happening. I do plan to give it another go soon... and looking at the bottom-middle one gives me ideas. (Who made that? )

While that's true, it's hardly news. Please don't bump old topics without a good reason.

Any chance of photos?

I don't think "Midi-Scale" means anything other than "too small for a fig, too big to be micro". Very few Star Wars ships have exact dimensions. The bigger they are the less reliable any figure is. Here's a good example of this.

In Australia cockroaches are bigger than mice.

It wasn't for sale, and I doubt that anyone that holds one of those would sell it. But you're right; it's not on BL at all. If it was it would be listed here.

Ahhh!

I merged your topic with this one as the answers are much the same.

Actually it had them front and back; read my review!

Yeah that's what I thought. For example Transmission Position 1 Motor 1 Left Track Motor 2 Right Track Motor 3 Slew Motor 4 Transmission Transmission Position 2 Motor 1 Bucket Motor 2 Arm Motor 3 Elevation Motor 4 Transmission

It looks good but if I was you I'd think about what its purpose is and work from there. As Aanchir said, it's questionable what it can do aside from walk. Whether that mean is needs weapons, arms, sensors... etc. depends on you. (This belongs in Sci-Fi so I'll move it there.)

Loads of stuff; for example green gloves for gardeners! That would be Svelte. Yeah, I agree... and I'll be moving this!

Yes, that is a powerful motor. It's a shame that it's such an odd shape though!

Stunning pictures. You can practically build them! The crane looks horrid from the rear, but I suppose it'll look better with the stabilisers retracted. It doesn't seem to have a drivetrain either. EDIT: On the other hand this photo (taken by me in 2000) shows that a LTM 11200-9.1 (which has a similar stabiliser setup) looks odd from the rear too. Good work TLG!

Luckily we have quality members like you.

Any photos of what it's like inside?