Armored Core/Titan Joints

[bann154]

Alright so i have reverse engineered it from a picture provided by Duerer and created a LDD file from it if anyone wants it to make their own please message me.

[james+burgundy]

Search waaaay back in the Bricks section Natty built one years ago, pretty sure she posted some pictures of the joints while in the WIP process.

[RedRover]

Ask duerer, he just did one recently

[BFenix]

Really big mechs mostly use turnable mechanisms for joints, like this one:

[Natalya]

Really big mechs mostly use turnable mechanisms for joints, like this one:

[dilanski]

Really big mechs mostly use turnable mechanisms for joints, like this one:

Damn, put me down for some more technic sets lol. Anyone know of any more classical brick based designs?

[Duerer]

Anyone know of any more classical brick based designs?

Negative. I already was looking for these, but most giant mech constructions I saw make heavy use of these turntables.

[BFenix]

Anyone know of any more classical brick based designs?

Negative. I already was looking for these, but most giant mech constructions I saw make heavy use of these turntables.

I can confirm this. Having tried pretty much any other sort of brick-based articulation out there (since I haven't ordered any of ^these^ yet) the turntables are your best option. The brick ones that provide the friction necessary for the support of larger limbs and maintain balance usually require some chopping or using rods in bricks that aren't designed to take them, it's pretty ghetto, but sometimes it works (I used them for the Nimrod's weapon-arms). But still, turntables is the way to go when going big.

[dilanski]

Anyone know of any more classical brick based designs?

Negative. I already was looking for these, but most giant mech constructions I saw make heavy use of these turntables.

I can confirm this. Having tried pretty much any other sort of brick-based articulation out there (since I haven't ordered any of ^these^ yet) the turntables are your best option. The brick ones that provide the friction necessary for the support of larger limbs and maintain balance usually require some chopping or using rods in bricks that aren't designed to take them, it's pretty ghetto, but sometimes it works (I used them for the Nimrod's weapon-arms). But still, turntables is the way to go when going big.

I'll have to put in a few bricklink orders then when I am finally reunited with my lego.