I will? :P

good, renew my faith in homeschooling .

that seems to be automatic.

Also, if you don't mind me asking, why do you put your comment above the one your replying to?

Oh… oookay. My parents teach against plagiarism. So they don't apply I guess :P

I blame their parents.

I may use this if you don't mind. And, the homeschool thing is possibly a coincidence. All homeschoolers I know are aware of plagiarism and that it's wrong. Please don't hold something against us ;)

part 6541 on the shoulders and part 2444 on the back of the legs and add pins and wheels

This is sweet! How would I attach wheels to it to make a car miniformer?

I have yet to make a transforming chopper at this scale

Can you give me some tips on how to make a helicopter Miniformer using this frame?

*sigh* okay. Thanks though.

you more or less used my superhero design not this one - so yes please credit me - since they do look quite similar http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/367426

Hmm, mines a lot different, I should try poseable feet. Should I still credit you every one I make? (I only used the idea, I never used the LDD file).

yep already did one .. http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/344153

Cool! Can this be used as a Gundam?

Very nice! I'm not really Mech person yet, but I do know where to look if I ever need inspiration, with credit, of course! It's shame about the plagiarisms, though. That really does annoy me, even if I am not involved.

that's the third plagiarist issue I've had - all home schooled kids - I guess plagiarism is not in the curriculum :)

I see the link has since been deleted. I caught part of the conversation you had with him, I don't know if I believe what he was saying about being home schooled and English not being his first language. But it certainly adds more weight to my first assumption that he is younger than 18.

I strongly suspected you might when I read his first post in reply to the question, is this REALLY yours ":/ Well, I could say yes... hehehe ". Nothing angers me more than kids claiming that just because they built something that they came up with the design, when clearly they copied it. I think people have been trying to steer him towards understanding the difference between his idea and his design, but that comment he posted about comparing it to minecraft just proved to me he doesn't have a clue what plagiarism means. If I could find which specific design of yours he based it on I'd have reported it before coming to you, but I'm still struggling to find evidence to support my report. I've got serious doubts he's old enough to be posting projects anyway, if a question like "is this your creation, yes or no?" is too difficult for him to grasp.

yes he does sound too young to be posting! This will be the second or third post I have had to request removed - last one had my actual pics!

reported!

http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/41391 I couldn't find the actual frame this guy has "swiped" but he's trying to pass off your designs as his own on Cuusoo. If you want it reported let me know.

The reason that I asked is because I sometimes go on mocpages on my ipad and when I click on "building instructions" it asks me if I want to open it in notebility. I was confused because on a desktop on lego.com it says it is only availiable for desktops, so I didn't know if it would work if I clicked on it on my ipad.

yes

Do you need the ldd program to download instructions? Thanks

I clicked on the link but then it just gives me a bunch of random numbers and letters. What do I need to do to download the instructions?

yes as long as credit is given

can I use this design for a MiniFormer Optimus Prime? with credit and link of course

i would expect nothing less

i downloaded it and made a custom tf prime wheeljack on ldd! if i ever upload it ill be sure to say that the base is from you!

You should make Orion Pax. :)

cool could you make a mini war for cybertron megatron please?

maybe u could make a mini omega supreme out of this :D

it is useful that you added instructions

THANK YOU! Now I finally have a springboard for my sniper mech!

THANK YOU! Now I finally have a springboard for my sniper mech!

Great work! It's always nice to see "behind the scenes" of your awesome transformers!

This is a solid frame design. Very nice of you to share it with us thanks

Very cool former!I love the technique with the T joints!Keep up the great work!

A very useful post, thanks! Never seen those dark grey Pneumo T's before! Want some lol

i am shure this is gona be helpful to me, good build :D

Really helpful, thanks for posting this Chris!

Great demo here, Chief! Looking forward to your Valkyrie!

that parts and what mods required are up to you, but this frame will work for my Prime - the seekers and soundwave minis. Megs is his own former but the legs are the same as this skeleton!

So if this is the main frame of the mini legoformers, then how do you adjust the joints to make the figure transform into whatever you want it to?

A thousand thank yous for putting instructions on this. It helped me to make my own transformer that is a triple changer.

Nice! Now, what about avrage size ones? I want to make my own former one of these days.

Forgive me if i Had not gave credit to you some people forget but others have no imagination ill be sure to credit on this one

Always love a good "teach me something" post. Thanks for sharing with the rest of the class! ~ Chris.

The chassis on display, lol, this will be handy if I ever try a Mech again!

thanks for sharing this, I think the arms may be a tad long as hands should rest just below the pelvic bone when relaxed to the sides. The wide foot is pure G1 Transformers. Might have to have a go at making something from this - credit will follow if I do. It's slightly more basic than my usual frames, but the important thing is how you dress it and this has tonnes of options.

its a little harder to standardize a large frame legoformer since I do not build my larger formers using a frame - a medium size mech frame might be a good project for the future!

Funny you should post this. I'm working on a T-brick joint Bio-MOC at the moment.

cool!

funny? or just in the nick of time?

Thanks for sharing

Hi Chris. Excellent, and a very useful post. I love how you did the lower leg and feet. I have just built my first 'skeleton' using these joints, it is bigger than this but uses similar principles. Not sure what to make from it yet. I can't believe how posable they are.

Thanks for uploading this! I was pondering about creating a T-jointed MOC some time ago, and this should be very helpful for this.

you can always stretch his midsection just wanted to show the basic techniques!

Very cool! The arms look a tad bit to long, but It works!