Officially the names are the All Terrain Armored Transport (AT-AT) and All Terrain Scout Transport (AT-ST). be/WvIC6gjKIMw Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Star Wars Trench Run Kinetic Sculpture (https://youtu. When LEGO announced the Endor Speeder Chase set (75353) earlier this year, I knew I had to pick it up and try and make the speeders move. So if you’re a serious Star Wars fan looking for the ultimate building challenge, or just want a cool and impressive display piece for your home or office, this is the set for you.

The stylish black and gray color scheme is perfect for any LEGO fan, and the detailed design is sure to please even the most discerning builder.With the LEGO 10178 Motorized Walking AT-AT, you can now command your own All-Terrain Armored Transport. A full kit for this model is also available on MOCHUB, which includes the instructions and all the pieces needed to build it. On the other hand, At-st walkers are smaller and more agile, making them better suited for scouting missions or guerrilla warfare.

I did most of the design work during a live stream a few weeks ago, and you can see the final results, including a full breakdown of the design, in the video below. Though the coals will give a temperature reading of between 930 and 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit, that isn’t the level of heat one feels when walking over them, provided one doesn’t stop for a selfie.This impressive 12″ (30cm) tall and 14″ (36cm) long set features a working opening cockpit and rotating laser cannons.

If the feet slip at all, even a tiny amount, they will lose a lot of energy and not walk as effectively.Glass will move as you stand on it, whereas Lego, you’ll get one that will sort of stand proud and refuse to go down,” says Bell. You focus a lot more on the shapes of what you are creating, using texture to add detail instead of colour differences. It still stings because unlike with glass, which helpfully shifts and adjusts under your feet, achieving an even weight distribution over Lego bricks is unlikely—they just don’t flatten. It’s built to a pretty small scale, maybe around 1/2 the size of a minifigure, but it’s still fully motorized, with a Power Functions IR receiver, AAA battery box and one M-motor crammed into it.