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ROBOT REMIX Series 1- BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS

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 The long wait is finally over - at last - the building instructions for all 4 amazing robot remix from this summer's MCP RobotRemix#1 challenge! Again, all of these great models can be build using only parts from the LEGO MINDSTORMS (31313) set and the LEGO TECHNIC Fire plane (42040).

A big thank you goes to Robin, the creator of Lucky Cat who took the time to make these professional looking building instructions for you all!



Yoshihito Isogawa - HELICOPT3R

Download the HELICOPT3R building instructions here: http://robotsquare.com/downloads/robotremix/31313-42040/helicopt3r_V1.2.pdf
 EV3 Project program files can be found here:

See the post about Yoshihito's remix here:






Arthur Sacek - DANC3R
 
Download the DANC3R building instructions here: http://robotsquare.com/downloads/robotremix/31313-42040/DANC3R_V1.3.pdf

EV3 Project program files can be found here:
http://robotsquare.com/downloads/robotremix/31313-42040/DANC3R.ev3







Robin Dai - LUCKY CAT

 
Download the LUCKY CAT building instructions here: http://robotsquare.com/downloads/robotremix/31313-42040/LuckyCat_V3.pdf

EV3 Project program files can be found here:
See the post about Robin's remix here: 






Xander Soldat - VLK-EV3


Download the VAL-EV3 building instructions here: http://robotsquare.com/downloads/robotremix/31313-42040/VLK-EV3_V1.3.pdf

EV3 Project program files can be found here
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13282461/VLK-EV3.ev3

See the post about Xander's remix here:





So which one will you build? Have a look at all the building instruction  maybe you learn new tricks from looking at how they are made. Hope you enjoy this first series of robot remix. Can't wait to see pictures or video of the ones you've built and If you come up with a remix of your own please let us know in the comment where we can see it.

Happy remixing ;)

* Another big thank you goes to Laurens Valk from robotsquare.com for hosting the building instructions on his site. :) 

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