As expected, there were minor issues with part tolerances--plates placed side-by-side had an angled gap between them, and some technic axel pins fit too loosely and would slip out. One of the arms was too loose and would fall out, but I was able to swap the loose part with another of the same part from somewhere else in the model where a tight fit was less essential, and it held together. You would -never- see an issue like this with genuine Lego, but then this is why Lego costs double what this set cost. I like Technic builds. I’ve always been fascinated with making remote-controlled toys and LEGO Technic is perfect for this. The mechanisms, use of motors and building styles that that are structurally stable inspired my building style. I created memes, promotional images and videos and posted them on YouTube, Facebook and other social media. I tried to make them as fun, entertaining and aesthetically interesting as I can. I also made some of these memes remind people of the Short Circuit movie. I built the model both as a real model and as a digital one. I used Stud.io to build and render the digital model.

What is your favourite LEGO IdeasProduct Idea(besides your own of course)?Are there any Product Ideas you think have been overlooked?The design is clever and interesting for the most part, though not quite up to Lego's standards. Some larger parts are held on by one stud, and there are several instances where Lego would have found a better/more secure way to accomplish the task where this model goes with "good enough." There are a few "illegal building techniques", too--several instances of studs mounted in technic holes. Jason Alleman. I like how he makes MOCs that are both aesthetically pleasing as well as mechanically sound. I enjoyed creating Johnny 5 out of LEGO elements and the challenges that went with it were part of the fun. I don’t think I have any advice to say to my younger self when it comes to creating and building Johnny 5.

Do you have plansto submit any otherProduct Ideasin the future?If yes, can you give us a hint of what that might be? If you could talk to yourself before you started on this project, what would you tell him? What do you know now that you wish you knew then? Akiyuki. The complexities of his Great Ball Contraptions and the mechanisms he comes up with are amazing! What is yourfavouriteLEGO theme (current or past)? Why? And has any theme inspired your building style or preference in anyparticular way?I am very happy with how the head tilt and turn mechanism worked out. It was the most challenging part of the build. What is it about the platform that attracts you? What tips would yougive to anyone who is thinking about uploading an idea? Is there a LEGO designer (official LEGO designer or fan designer) who you are inspired by and look up to? Who and why? Most importantly though, it has to be worth your effort - you have to have fun while creating and promoting it since that’s the point of this hobby.