AT-TE Walking 75337 Mod
AT-TE Walking 75337 Mod
MOC-194062-1
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- 1308 Pieces
- 2024
- JBB_777
Star Wars
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This is a modification of the 75337 AT-TE LEGO set with a motorized walking mechanism inside. I kept the outside design as close to the original 75337 set as possible. This allows everyone to build the model with the least amount of extra parts needed besides the 75337 set. I am looking forward to pictures posted here of modifications where the exterior has been improved further.
I basically put my MOC-66713 walking mechanism inside the 75337 set AT-TE design.
A Bricklink xml partslist for all parts can be downloaded here.
A Bricklink xml partslist if you own the 75337 set can be downloaded here.
You might want to consider buying the 75337 stickers as well if you do not own a 75337 set.
The design uses a PoweredUp motor and battery box.
The instructions also show how to modify it to a PowerFunctions motor and battery box. There was no space to include an IR receiver unfortunately. Therefore the Power Functions version is not remote controlled.
The 3mm Rigid Hose parts need to be cut to size according the instruction.
Download the instructions for free and enjoy!
(credit to melix200 for allowing me to use his b1 battle droid pictures on the frontpage of the instructions)
I basically put my MOC-66713 walking mechanism inside the 75337 set AT-TE design.
A Bricklink xml partslist for all parts can be downloaded here.
A Bricklink xml partslist if you own the 75337 set can be downloaded here.
You might want to consider buying the 75337 stickers as well if you do not own a 75337 set.
The design uses a PoweredUp motor and battery box.
The instructions also show how to modify it to a PowerFunctions motor and battery box. There was no space to include an IR receiver unfortunately. Therefore the Power Functions version is not remote controlled.
The 3mm Rigid Hose parts need to be cut to size according the instruction.
Download the instructions for free and enjoy!
(credit to melix200 for allowing me to use his b1 battle droid pictures on the frontpage of the instructions)
Have questions about this MOC? Email us at mocboxing@gmail.com. *MOC descriptions match the descriptions on Rebrickable, but they may contain inaccuracies. All MOCs are used with permission from each designer.
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