Robot 4 • Go-Rilla89 Right Leg Step: Complete Here is what the right leg sub-assembly should look like when it is complete.. Right Leg Step: 1 Right Leg Step: 2 The Right Leg Let’s begin
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Drive Step: 20
Again, take a look at the
smaller image; it shows
how all of these pieces
fit together from the
front view of the drive
sub-assembly
Inventing…
Customizing the Go-Rilla
The Go-Rilla’s center of gravity plays a very important role
in allowing him to move so quickly—however, this also makes it one of the most difficult Droids in this book to customize Any additions to one side of the Go-Rilla will have to be balanced out on the opposite side For example, if you add some facial features to the front of the Go-Rilla, you will need to add something to its back
as well to compensate for the shift in weight
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Right Leg Step: Complete
Here is what the right leg sub-assembly should look like when it is complete
Right Leg Step: 1
Right Leg Step: 2
The Right Leg
Let’s begin constructing the right leg sub-assembly
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Right Leg Step: 3
The Left Leg
Left Leg Step: Complete
Here is what the left leg
sub-assembly should look
like when it is complete
Left Leg Step: 1
Let’s begin constructing the left leg sub-assembly
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Left Leg Step: 2
Left Leg Step: 3
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Final Assembly
You are now ready to take all of the assemblies you have made (the right and left leg sub-assemblies), and attach them to the drive sub-assembly
Final Assembly Step: Complete
Here is what the Go-Rilla should look like when the final assembly
is complete
Final Assembly Step: 1
Begin the final assembly by using a
#3 axle to attach the right leg
sub-assembly to the drive sub-sub-assembly
as shown
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Final Assembly Step: 2
Use a #3 axle to attach the left leg assembly to the drive sub-assembly as shown, and the Go-Rilla
is complete!
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X-Stormer
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The X-Stormer needs two rubber bands to make its head bounce up and down as it jumps We recommend small rubber bands like the ones orthodon-tists use in dental work if you can find them
Bricks & Chips…
Micro Scout Programs
You can use any of the Micro Scout’s programs with the X-Stormer
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The Body
Body Step: Complete
Here is what the body sub-assembly should look like when it is complete
Body Step: 3
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Body Step: 4
Body Step: 5
Body Step: 6
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Body Step: 7
Body Step: 8
Body Step: 9
Body Step: 10
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Body Step: 11
Body Step: 12
Insert the #5 axle through the middle hole of th 1x3 brick and the gears as shown
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Body Step: 13
Body Step: 14
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Body Step: 16 Body Step: 15
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Body Step: 17
Body Step: 18
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Body Step: 19
Body Step: 20
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Body Step: 21
Body Step: 22
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Body Step: 23
Body Step: 24
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Body Step: 25
Attach the 1x3 liftarms
as shown (all pointing in the same direction) If you want the X-Stormer to walk instead
of jump, put the 1x3 liftarms on one side pointing in the opposite direction from those on the other side (i.e pointing up on one side and down on the other)
The Front Laser
Front Laser Step: Complete
Here is what the front laser sub-assembly should look like when it is complete