Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
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Axel
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Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
Okay, I need help with my WIP Jedi's robotic hand/arm. I've tried using superglue to join a bcut up hand and a cut up droid arm, but it keeps breaking off. Doesn anyone have good ideas about an alternate design or way of connecting?
Axel- Non-Guild Member
- Age : 30
Location : Australia
Re: Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
Use steel wire, you know really thin. Drill some holes. TADAH!
Re: Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
What about the arm in the Agents line.
This one.
http://www.brickset.com/minifigs/?m=agt005
This one.
http://www.brickset.com/minifigs/?m=agt005
Legomotion95- Non-Guild Member
- Age : 29
Location : 4 Tapley Avenue
Re: Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
What I do is that I get a droid arm, and twist it in two. This will cause one end to be slightly pointed, and should thus fit into the hand hole.
-Aki-- Non-Guild Member
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Re: Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
Take the viking horn and shove the horn end into the arm hole. I've seen it done before, but I can't find an example.
Halen- VIP Former Staff
- Age : 40
Location : Copley, Ohio
Re: Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
I found a pic of it for you.
http://www.brothers-brick.com/2006/04/26/minifig-arm-swap-how-to-from-darth-zamma/
http://www.brothers-brick.com/2006/04/26/minifig-arm-swap-how-to-from-darth-zamma/
bedaho- Non-Guild Member
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Re: Robotic Arm/hand Technique Needed!
Thanks that's exactly what I was looking for.
Edit: This piece also works in an old torso.
Cut the bottom of the T off so you have a straight piece with the ball in the center. You can them jam the piece all the way into the arm hole so the ball in the center fills the arm hole.
Its a more stable connection and easy than the horn technique if you can spare a T piece to cut up.
Edit: This piece also works in an old torso.
Cut the bottom of the T off so you have a straight piece with the ball in the center. You can them jam the piece all the way into the arm hole so the ball in the center fills the arm hole.
Its a more stable connection and easy than the horn technique if you can spare a T piece to cut up.
Halen- VIP Former Staff
- Age : 40
Location : Copley, Ohio
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