Reach out to me by commenting on my unstable rocket

@SilverJavelin I a.m. Not very skilled but I could try to create a b b 9e

I really hope someone makes a bb9

@CmdrAlex You would be the only one to build BB 9E though, because i know there is a BB8 here, so i expected BB9 as well, but no.

@Wakescar i know I'm only a year late but amazing bulid!!!

great use of stock parts for looks

Check out DethFromAbove's Snow Speeder!

2 9 what?

This is really cool I made a pod racer but it is nothing like this.

Thanks a million! @goboygo1 I appreciate you rating my aging posts. Maybe I'll post something new soon...

[blows up]

(O_O)

wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow

Great Star Wars walker, it's a perfect deseign for another version of it! Thanks for letting me use it!

Ha,I am waiting for this:) Pls fix my AT-ST!

So much fun good work

It is extremely hard to drive

Current AT-AT: https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/TbeL5l/Hey-this-looks-fimiliar

@Wakescar I posted the AT-AT in its current state, hope you don't mind to take a look at the walking mechanism as it could be improved on.

@Wakescar I managed to make it walk in a straight line, but it wobbles a lot.

Nice! That's more than half the battle! Ya steering is next to impossible haha. I managed to steer a little (sometimes) with mine by turning the head to one side and adjusting how I roll the stick. But it is quite difficult.

@Wakescar it's working!!! It's walking...... in circles. XD

@Wakescar thanks for the advice. One problem was that I kinda thought that one part that lifts the leg slightly up was unnessacary since I did not know what was its purpose, until I saw some footage of two AT-ATs moving and in your version. I'm glad you approve and I'll link you to it when it's out. :)

@CmdrAlex By all means! I'd love to see what you've got. As for the walking mechanisms, I tried to mimick the "actual" AT-AT movements. There are 4 "hip" joints at the center used to raise your legs while the outer 4 "hips move the raised legs (opposing i.e. Front, left and rear right) forward and back. The knee and ankle joints are primarily to keep your feet level though the whole motion. I set everything for leg control on the right stick, to be rolled clockwise. Using pitch for hips and roll for knees and ankles. This allows for a smooth transition as one lessens and the other increases. If you download mine and watch its motions closely, it should help. It's hard to explain all at once, but if you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask. Oh, and one thing that's makes a world of difference is heavy feet.. I'll keep an eye out for your upload.

@Wakescar I hope you don't mind, but I am building my very own AT-AT which is taller and has a different style cockpit than yours. I was hoping to be the very first one to build it in this game but when I went to search I was obviously wrong. I'm having some issues with the walking mechanism I hope that you can help. Also if you know anyone else that can help, please tell them. With your blessing(since you are the first and only person to build an AT-AT), I would like to release it onto the website. :D