UK Kilobots - 1.362kg (3 lbs) Combat Robots

[joey_picus]

It wouldn't be totally impossible, a few antweights have used/still use Lego parts and survived spinner attacks (Lego wheels in particular are quite durable) but you might be pushing your luck with an alll Lego robot :P

[legorobotwars]

Indeed they are Joey, they absord impact quite well! Oddly it seems better to have exposed tyres than not to!

Hmm, seems like an all-lego 'bot should be a catorgary of its own. Though I can vouch for these motors, they are good, powerful for their size and the speed of the Xl's isn't bad either. And as for the control, lego now have a speed controller...control thingy bob. So you have complete control over how fast the motors turn.

[Metal Demons]

Here's the start of my kilobot - it's going to be a spinner, big horizontal blade driven off a brushless motor

[xtreme]

Nick that looks sweet.

[Kenny]

Bit of a update on 180 the chassis has been machined from a billet pics below







The chassis weighs on its own 250grams and with everything in side it weighs 450grams lol, disc , selfrighting arm and top armour to go and a wire up

[team_orr]

looks great kenny ! cant wait to...run away from it in fights ^^

my own attempt is looking rather shoddy now...

[Kenny]

Found a offcut of p20 for the disc ! turned it to size with angles just need to profile the teeth

[widow_twanky]

Hmmm!! I reckon I might be needing a hardox box for that one!!

[ewan]

schweeet. serious CNC envy

[calumco]

that really does look amazing kenny lol

in the arena, ill go easy on it