Building Ogre

Building instructions/images at http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=374902 . This is a poor "stop-motion" compilation of the building images available at my Brickshelf account (the images are much higher resolution there). Yes, you can build Ogre from the images, but it'll still be tricky... are you up to it?

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[beyblademaster8944]

where did you get those tread pieces?

[brdavis5]

@beyblademaster8944 They come in a variety of recent sets (mostly construction equipment Technic sets), and can be ordered her in the US at least from the Educational division of LEGO.

[legocaptainfordo]

were do u get soo much amo?

[brdavis5]

@legocaptainfordo I bought it :). LEGO used to sell "ammo packs" of 10 balls. I thought they would come in handy at the time. Now, I'd just buy them off Bricklink.

[XPHX1996]

hi. It's great. I build a machine gun with the things with the NXT Things. But this... great. And can you maybe make a list with all pieces which I need? I mean. So I can see which things I have and which not. And maybe can you say from which lego technic product you used the pieces? like "1x blablabla from the Bionicle 8654" yeah. great. and sorry for my english. it's my second languange

[brdavis5]

@XPHX1996 I don't have a parts list handy for this, and don't even have it built at the moment to take a look. You could certainly do through the pictures to figure it out if you had the time. Likewise, I have no idea what sets the parts are in - I have a significant-sized collection, and would buy parts off Bricklink anyway, not in whole sets. Ogre uses only two sensors: an US sensor, and an IRLink (from Hitechnic) that allows the NXT to send IR messages to the PF receiver.

[legocaptainfordo]

@brdavis5 ok thanks

[XPHX1996]

@brdavis5 ok thank you.

[XPHX1996]

And which sensor is it in the picture e31.jpg ??

[brdavis5]

@TheLegomaster18 I think you should be able to figure that one out - it consists of two PF remote controls & 5 pins, that's it.