This is pretty old. I do have http://mocpages.com/moc.php/115721 http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/azazaza/Kleinpanzers/disassembled.png and http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/azazaza/Kleinpanzers/apart.jpg though.

Could you possiby,in your spare time that is,make a few building instructions?I and many others would like it if you would.

These look cool! Small but awesome:) Dude come checkout my first mech.

These cool! Small but awesome:) Dude come checkout my first mech.

Nice dude, small robot-y stuff ftw!

I don't really understand what you're trying to say; do you mind clarifying?

hi you remember me mike laryo i was wondering if we could be partners really NOT TO STEAL ANY CREATHIONS only to be a partner. if you wanna test my by asking me to create something i wont mind at all. if you please post me back on http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/72522 thanks for you if you read it and try to be it good day or night

Not a problem.

I wasn't, but come to think of it... lesse, shoulder armour; I wonder if those starwars shoulder thingies would fit... extra leg protection- mebbe a 1x4 tile, and possibly a different torso shape.. ohbytheway, before I forget, didja know those starwars shoulder armour things can make interesting body protection for a police dog?

Nice. Are you planning on making on a larger assault version? These guys, while armed, look a little exposed.

They are already up there. One of those 1x1 bricks with a stud on two sides (three counting the top) is the only part you can't see; all you need to do is build the rest of it and then put one of those in the middle to hold it all together.

This looks awsome

Nice , the gun's are Awesome and the leg's have an appeal that i can't seem to pin-point.

It is not 'mini', or microscale as it is called. It is full size. This is as big as it gets. It is not a microscale mecha, but rather a minifig scale hunter-killer.

Really like the minis

These look cool, simple, yet cool. And thanks for the comment on my custom clone. Maybe later you could check out some of my other MOCs.

well... AWESOMENESS!!!!!

Very Interesting! Nice work~!

omg its great! if only i had instructions to make it... 10/10

i love the use of trans red peices!! nice work!

neat! and pocket size! (thanks for commenting on my stuff!)

Do you mean that it is 'very 'giger' in that it is similar to the work of Crimso Giger, lego builder, or reminiscent or the art of HR Giger, responsible party for the appearance of the Xenomorphs of 'Aliens' fame?

Nice... I like 'em! Keep on building ~ Nowhereman

The legs on such things have always been a problem for me; an extra joint would not have fitted with the shape I had in mind. The thing is supposed to be just a bit taller than a fig, and it worked in that it is the same height as the Phoenix. I am as annoyed with the lack of knee joints as anyone else, but I find that a leg like this has an appeal of it's own. Also, I could not do things like http://mocpages.com/user_images/17339/12321354611_DISPLAY.jpg <that with them; the knees would bend. Interesting thing is, I don't go round begging for reviews and yet a pair of the most famous names on mocpages review one of my mocs. May be a lesson in there for just about everyone on this site with a title.

Very "Giger". I like em. I agree with LL, another joint would work nicely. But over all, not bad. ~ Chris.

I like them, but the legs are too stiff. Try adding another joint to them.~LL

There are two ways of looking at it: one is that there is no head and the torso is the only applicable part, and the other is that the whole assembly is just a big head; take your pick. The torso was the only constant part of the design; you know what? I STILL need to make an autonomous air-defence system.

Cool! The head is great!