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I use pencil boxes, capsules, and dividers. Helps a lot in finding certain pieces.

I used to be an advent- *gets hit by arrow*

And thus the tragedy of war. It may be an honor to fight for your country, but sacrifices take a heavy toll on everyone involved, whether you live or die in the end.

And don't forget Peter Cullen voicing the promos. Optimus Prime is very convincing.

Hmm, I remember having this discussion on naming the Gatling Gauntlet.

Aren't you the arsonist?

Happy Birthday GS!

Turns out the base of the Drill Arm MOC made spinning the drill a little difficult, so I rearranged a few pieces and added more stuff. Basically it's a combo of that and my old Gatling Gauntlet MOC and then some. Suggestions please on what else to add.Gallery

You best make sure you're not getting any debt.

Oh how we all have changed through the years.

Yeah, just like BIONICLE, oh wait ...

Hmm, I think I can try that. I'll see what I can do on the weekend.And Donewell well well. i am mighty impressed. i will admit i was surprised that you actually took my idea and made it a physical thing. i love the way you did the back wheels larger. and i love how you used kopeke as the example. it is kinda of weird that he would be using a drill unless he was boring through ice, which could be possible. overall i give it a 10/10. you are amazing and you definitely have a knack for creating. i must ask did you have to do alot of modifying to the original design to make it work for a cart design or did you mainly just build on to it.A little of both, it took half an hour tops. The hardest parts were actually the front wheels and the handles. If the Driller was too low, then it would make the Matoran holding it a bit awkward. Also, the front wheels have to be positioned in such a way so it would lock into place with the base of the drill or the rear wheels.

Best I can think of are the activities books back then.

As per Hmm, I think I can try that. I'll see what I can do on the weekend.And Done

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Hmm, I think I can try that. I'll see what I can do on the weekend.

Well, I've seen hermit crabs using broken bottles as shells. What a great example of adaptation.

So a month ago I found and read a book about LEGO creations made by MOCers at the local Costco and one page had a drill made out of gears, so I decided to copy that for myself. After weeks of tinkering and figuring which rod length to use, I finally got this.GalleryEdit: Added wheels.MY DRILL IS THE DRILL THAT WILL PIERCE THE HEAVENS!

Looks cute, Ghost in a Shell, right?

Again people clicked the wrong link. I better change my post.

Looks great and smooth overall. My only gripe is the front claws in the quadruped form, specifically the thumbs. Kind of seems a bit awkward, but I shouldn't expect it to be perfectly like a wolf.

I especially like the use of the wheel as a gatling gun. I should try to make weapon MOCs using wheels more often.

Well, I tried it, but because I used a rod to connect the two pieces, I can't attach a propeller into black barrel without it being unable to spin, so I guess it'll have to be just a jetpack in that state.

Thank you Advance Copenhagen for the video.

Are we talking about the same MOC?