Future Flymech was made from parts from set 31034, and
transforms from a jet plane to a mech without taking off parts. There are
variety of hinges (frictioned and non-friction) and balljoints from this set,
allowed me to pull this through with a mech with excellent articulations.
(although the back kibbles does hinder the posability due to impaired stability
)
Set 31034 is my first 2015 set I acquire this year. I quickly zip through
building the 3 official modes last Friday and Saturday, then dismantle it and
start building this guy. In less than 2 days I'm 99% done!
One thing that I'm proud of is that I managed to streamline the orange parts
underneath the wings.There are just a few orange parts from this set to utilize so placing them in the right place is challenging.
The connection as shown by the red arrow is the mech's achilles' heel , easily
pops out when transforming him.
And the strongest hinges are used in the folding of the nosecone. The above shows how 2 cylinder shaped component are folded down to pad up the formed shoulders ,preventing them from sagging when the mech is upright later on.
Check out more photos in my blog entry below:
Alanyuppie's LEGO Transformers: LEGO 31034 Future Flyer Alternate mode: Future Flymech with instructionsAnd of course... the building instructions in PDF format:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bccfhn4bxwvr4rm/futurefly-instruction.pdf?dl=0OR a zipped version below, if you guys are uncomfortable downloading a pdf file =)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zm4afhskilk9q4z/futurefly-instruction.zip?dl=0I'm currently very impressed with set 31034's parts selection. I think I just
*might* churn something else out from it by building a mech that transform into
something else (maybe a land vehicle or even a 4-legged mecha-beast). Will
keep you guys updated!
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