Peter has used the Transparent Bright Green version (Element ID 6139234). Only the shaft end is visible, creating the robot's eye, but the piece is critical to the build. Peter kindly sent a breakdown picture to explain things clearly.
Threaded onto the shaft, an 'Apollo stud' (round 1x1 plate with open stud, Design IDs 85861 and 28626) is used to attach an interesting Dark Stone Grey piece I am unfamiliar with. Peter was none the wiser, really... "something from Star Wars, I think. I need to have more" was all he said. I'm sure one of you readers can help!
I love how a little bit of green light happens to catch the indentation on the 1x2 ingot tile (99563), making it look a bit like an illuminated panel.
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Looks like it's from Age of Ultron: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=19305&in=S
ReplyDeleteThat was quick! Thanks Sastrei
DeleteUltron's neck armor, apparently...
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Heh, that piece usage is right up my alley!
ReplyDeleteCan anyone get a parts list and instructions for this? It's a lovely little thing!
ReplyDeletePete doesn't often get instructions done, partly because his builds are so wacky/hard to show/weak connections! Maybe you can work it out from the pics.
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DeleteTurns out, I figured it out on my own. I didn't have the Ultron neck piece or pirate hooks, though, so I had to improvise...
Deletenice sharing ,thanks.
ReplyDeleteAre there any more pics? Would love to see one or two more angles of this awesome build..
ReplyDeleteVery unlikely; Pete is always sparing with his images... generally he puts all the effort into that one 'hero' shot. I was lucky he agreed to the breakdown shot!
DeleteIn fact you may have noticed to get the close up shot, I cropped in and flipped the image :)