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<li>I tried to make again what I made in <a href="/en/Building%20a%20Tachikoma%20with%20LEGO%201">Building a Tachikoma with LEGO 1</a> for relaxation because it was too difficult to make the eyeballs of Tachikoma in <a href="/en/Building%20a%20Tachikoma%20with%20LEGO%203">Building a Tachikoma with LEGO 3</a>.
Last time the carrier was just a rectangle, but I bought a lot of curved slopes, so I tried a round carrier.
I made it haphazardly and ended up with a gimmick that wasn&#39;t in the original work lol.</li>
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<img src="https://gyazo.com/5c80c8fa70fe5af825b98048502a834a/thumb/1000" alt="image">
With swing function for some reason
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<li>It was found that if the <a href="/en/slope%20curve">slope curve</a> and <a href="/en/side%20stud">side stud</a> are sufficient, it will look okay even if it is made appropriately.
Before purchasing the parts, it was impossible because there were only paraphernalia of mixed colors.
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<li>Mechanism to support <a href="/en/slope%20curve">slope curve</a> with [side stud block
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<li><img src="https://gyazo.com/9708db4c0442f34c4a062a3b3340a2d3/thumb/1000" alt="image">
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<li><img src="https://gyazo.com/b3fb8d37236fc7a83b8136a0c804a582/thumb/1000" alt="image">
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Next <a href="/en/Building%20a%20Tachikoma%20with%20LEGO%205">Building a Tachikoma with LEGO 5</a>.
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