I really should try and build this to

I really should try and build this to

But you build big stuff!

I like that little crawler, I wish I owned those "new" motors so I could try to build it...

Both the underside shots look like someone took their boot to them!

I dont think i got all the parts needed for this. I do know i need one! This looks like a perfect item to annoy and chase my 2 dachshunds!

I like that little crawler, I wish I owned those "new" motors so I could try to build it...

The original version uses two M-motors

The original version uses two M-motors

I have only old 74569 9V motors

This will go into my build list to creep around...will prefer to mix of 2-tone grey to blend with the motors, gears and batt...

thanks for the pics, i gave it a try today and so far so good...Actually i just notice the file from

DLuders

Nice job.

Edited January 23, 201312 yr by frannanok

That is a fast walker almost a runner. I found a video displaying another lego walker. It give reference to Theo Jansen the inventor who discovered these beast.

Edited January 23, 201312 yr by Boxerlego

I built this tonight, it was fun! I also added antennas just for the fun of it!

Isogawa Yoshihito's "Fleet-Footed Insect" spider-like Lego Technic walker is now on Rebrickable. Thanks, Technicmad, for hosting it and thanks to the Japanese master for sharing it!

Gonna have to make this

I realize this is a super old thread, but maybe this will help someone.

I found the original design by conv-isogawa and was dissapointed that the link to the instructions no longer worked.

Then I found this thread, which was very promising, but for whatever reason none of the shared links worked for me either.

After spending time reverse engineering most of the model from watching the videos I realized that amadeup had already done the same and posted slightly modified instructions on Rebrickable.

And here is another one.

Wow. It looks hilarious! I really like it. Maybe I’ll adapt it to be control+, since I don’t have pf

This is genius, once I looked at these kind of walking mechanisms but did not find this really simple implementation, and so cool that it even has a cool shaping / details. Thanks for the instructions!