Very well done, the attention to detail is astounding!

WWI AT-RT?

This might sound stupid, but was a vehicle like this actually used or is this a figment of your imagination?

I was wondering if the elastic bands do anything( other than make it look cool, of course) ?

If anyone could have, it would have been the Germans.~H

its awesome, but i honestly doubt germans could make that.

This is supposed to be a family site, you know ;) I remember seeing this baby awhile back on brickshelf or something and falling in love with it. I love how its got that quick and dirty middle of a war feel, but was pulled off with such attention to detail. Beautiful mech, good sir!

Sleek.

That is just so incredibly cool. I can't believe I haven't seen it sooner.

Wow this is definitely one of my favorite mocs now. Great job. I can really imagine this one running throught the battlefields ambushing enemy squads with lightning speed and running back to safety.

"why does it say WWI!?!?!?" uuhhhhhhh because you didnt read the description? its called a made up story? this is what a walker whould have looked like in WWI. DUH. i like how it has no armor and can see all its belts. 5/5

very old-school looking indeed. could be a WO I-thing. Congrats on MOTD!

Prettyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

At first you had me thinking it WAS real! I agree, we want instructions! P.S. check out my stuff!

You, kind sir, shall make instructions for this amazing piece of work ASAP, ya?

cool! congrats on the MOC of the day! that looks like an AT-RT

Awesome! Very nice work. I really like the part at the end! Congragulations on MOC of the Day!

That thing looks like it can walk... By it self... And I love the bit at the end. Awesome work!

What a wonderful walker. keep the good work

Very well done, certainly worthy of MOTD! This is easily conceivable as something you could find in WWI, well done!

whoa cool i didnt know that there where mechanical walking machines in wwi though...

Yep, another WORTHY MOTD...WELL DONE!

it looks pretty secure with all those rubber bands! P.S. congrats on Moc of the day!

Very well put together, however, i am sure i've seen this as MOCotd before...

I've seen this plenty of times, but never reviewed it. But I guess today is as good as any. Congrats on MOC of the day. Legs = Awesome.

congrats on motd!

When I first saw this a few months ago, I was in absolute shock...and I still am! The layout of the frame is genius; the combination of old technology and unseen ideas makes this what it is. These would have been quite useful in WWI. C ya~ElNickre

"Great, I'll take it!...Wait, how do I get in?"-lol. Awesome work on the design, sort of reminds me of the two legged walkers in the old Star Wars movies.

of course bob would stare into the barrel.

Cool, I lke the Legs, body, Minifig, and anything I didn't say...NICE JOB!

At first, I really didn't like it. But after coming back and looking at it, it kinda grows on me. Now I absolutely love it like everything else you've made.

unbeliavinsksajwsjhk......im begining to bableblabel..... it... looks....ubermegaultrapwnmechattackdesertlookingawesomegreathoundredsofhoursofworkcool. UMUPMADLAGHOHOWC for short...or a bit shorter but long any way... god,this review is silly... im really bored. Lets say its awesome...for short.

Excellent! I like it a lot. It is almost like 1 but greebelie! It is unbelievable. Great job. Good use of rubber bands.

Not quite sure what Ocean was on when he wrote that review... (for those not paying attention, Ocean and I are friends and jab at each other all the time) Anyway, K, I don't care if it looks like an AT-ST or scout walker or whatever... it's brilliant! the "ropes" really give it its unique design and character. Excuse me while I go build a shrine to your greatness. (that was not meant to be sarcastic, If I had the time I probably would) I could go through the thesaurus to come up with a better word but the simple ones usually do the job... Nice! Later ~ Chris.

Definitely one of the most creative mechs I've ever seen, I love the 'thrown-together' look and the rubber bands give it a unique touch. The exposed mechanics are a definite plus and make it even more appealing.

this is a very good mecha and i like the use of cogs, wheels and a elastic bands and the good space where the man sits but all you need now is a ladder for it unless you already have one because i whizzed through the pictures but the man looks i bit wierd he looks crossed between a tuskan raider and a german in WW1.

Very nice, It looks polished, and professional; as always. I like how you used rubber binders to kind of make it look more primitive.

Innovative use of jousting equipment -check. General awesomeness -check. I could go on like this for hours, but that would be a little tedious... I wonder where you got your knee-joints though, I've never seen them before and they look useful.

Very interesting and so good like all your creations.

out-doing yourself again?

Amazing as always...Though i always did like the "Dawn Forge" theme, i also noticed you have recieved more reviews in a couple of hours than i ever have! well deserved though.

Great MOC, I like this. You made the pulleys on the legs and the rubber band wrapped around the antenna look very realistic and convincing.

That Bob sure gets around -- I would like a page devoted to his time machine, please.

We are all just riding along in Mondaynoodle's world. You are flat out a step ahead of everyone else.

great job. and lee why do you always put ur name after a review? no offence but its kinda annoying.

Another brilliant creation - thanks for sharing. Lee.

By far one of the best walkers of any kind on MOC pages. I dont know if all of the strings and rubber bands actually make the walker move, but they are placed very convincingly to look as though they are actually controlling the walker.

Perhaps you could redo the machine gun to appear more like the 303 Maxim. Very cool indeed.

This is great, the detailing is perfect. The leg chains, motor, machine gun, and flood light are ridiculously awesome.

This has to be the most original walker I've ever seen. And the most appealing aspect is that it doesn't have any fancy special features, only truly eye-boggling detail and practicality. I wouldn't be surprised if this got MOC of the day one day.

Reminds of the SF3D styling. This is a truly impressive build, the spindly legs, the use of rubber bands is brilliant!

Finally another Mondaynoodle MOC! And it doesn't dissapoint, brilliant job with the primitive feel.

By jingoes that's a goer! *smokes pipe* The very devil I say! Now you're on the trolley ol' chap!

You've done it again Special K.,Greebs,Interesting design.I like the Mechanical look of it.Nice job,it definatately has an old timey WWI feel.

Ahh, now this is something I like. It combines The Great War with steampunk-esq mechanics, something that is quite difficult to execute. The Sandpiper has a fantastic shape and look, and an excellent back story (Wireless radios FTW!). Excellent work as usual!