Very well done! I also hated the official ones and made a version of this, if you care to look. Keep up the great work.

This is very nice! Looks perfect, a thousand times better than the original ones. I'm going to have a go at a 74-Z myself, but I'd have to make one so the figure doesn't have to be taken apart. Would you mind if I used the back design? (I'll give you credit, of course)

So far I've used it on every saddle-equipped MOC, from 74-Zs and BARCs to my new AT-RT. But It can be used anywhere as long as you've got a rod to rubberband the legs to. In vignettes, you're pretty much confined to against walls and on top of scrap piles. If your base is deep enough, you could always just use hinges to anchor the legs onto the base without connecting them together.

this is amazing insructions please

best one ive seen

nice speeder! check out my stuff please!

@Brickdoctor So, the rubberband is inside the holes that join it to the legs? Sounds like tedious work, but it looks rather natural, shame it's limited (from what I understood from your description, I may be wrong) to being on a speeder bike, could be useful for clumsy scenes.

Uh-... I don't have BF1, but in BF2 my record is 258 kills and 0 deaths (without invincibility). Little secret - play the training mission on Geonosis, and instead of completing the objectives, just run around and kill droids. Both teams receive unlimited reinforcements, and because the level's designed for newbies, no one will gang up on you. I basically just broke 250 before getting bored and finishing the level.

as usual, Brickdocter does it again! man I wish I had your eniginuity!(spelling, sorry)But alas, I'm only semi-good at bionicle mocs, which I have never posted, or well anything for that matter... anyway, very accurate and I agree with Moodswim, need horizontal handlebars.

Wow, this looks way better than the one that lego made, it looks exactly like the ones in the movies. I think the handles were great, although I see the other moodswim's point. The laser cannon is in about the right spot too, I think. ~Waff

In response to Moodswim, all you need to do to "fix" the handles, is get those black skeleton arms, the draw back is you'll loose the curve, which I believe was in the movie version.

Very nicely done! I like the pack on the rear. The only thing I might redo would be the handle grips, since the rider's hands are horizontal in the movie. Other than that I like it.

Nope. :P I used a small LEGO rubber band in white threaded through the holes and topmost stud receptacle in the legs, then looped around a lightsaber hilt.

Wow, great job! My favorite part is how you managed to get the legs looking right.

Love your Star Wars mocs. They always inspire me. The way you set up your mocs appeals to me as well. Good job. Masked

THIS IS AWSOME! Such detail packed into a small model , Excellent/5!

You have regained your honor =P The detail is simply outstanding, as is it's acurateness. I am guessing those legs involve minifig hands in some way, right?

Very nice, I've always loved your MOCs. :)