wall-e lego programing start

with our wall-e robot basiclly complete its time to get programming

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Science & Technology

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• wall-e
• nxt-g
• nxt
• lego
• technic
• programing
• tracks
• power
• funtions
• eve
• eva
• disney
• pixar
• motors

[markclego]

Well done - as a fellow Wall-E builder I know that he is a challenging robot to get working. My Wall-E also uses 9 motors. I like the way you put the lights into the eyes, and the hand movement is much smoother than mine.

[kipp8]

@markclego dude how old are you? im 29 so this is something that was average for me to build you appear to be much younger than me and you wall-e is quite good i like the way youve motorized the door on the front, you should grow up to be a very good builder if you stick to it, very creative well done

[markclego]

@kipp8 Hi Kipp - thank for your kind words. However as I'm quite a bit older than you I think I'll be aging backwards so we can meet in the middle :)

[kipp8]

@markclego see you then mr button

[ltbakker]

the cricket is so adoreable

[Purecashew]

@1067017 late reply go! You need to build it yourself. Got any gears or good lego pieces? You also need an NXT (robot brain) to program. Plus, you also need sensors for hearing, seeing, etc.

[HayLotion]

Dame this is awesome!

[youtship]

Wow!

I like the way you did the head/eyes

That what I've been think to use angle technic beams to form the eye shape.

The flashing blue eyes are just awesome!

[1067017]

Where can i get one?

[kipp8]

@Dinoman217 this was built with imagination, there is no instructions! i just built it from standard lego parts from scratch, im sorry i know youd like to build it but there is no info i can give that would help, unless you can build it by pausing all the vids?

[Dinoman217]

@kipp8 Okay! but can you give us the instructions that came with him? If you can, then maybe I can figure out how to do that!