Hexidextrous

So Lego recently released this cool new Roller Coaster set called Robot World. It was a neat set, but one thing that really stood out about it is a medium-sized remake of a set from one of their older lines that only lasted a short bit and didn’t become a huge thing like Bionicle and Ninjago did. That being the Stealth Hunter Mecha from Exo-Force. I’d link you to it but with how Lego.Com tends to eventually have their links broken, you can just search it up yourself, but yeah, the Stealth Hunter makes a comeback as part of the Robot World set, and it’s even poseable (Except the knees since Lego has some sort of aversion to bending knees lately) and can fit a Minifig inside.

Since I don’t think I have room for a Roller Coaster set in my house and am not willing to pay $100 just for the Stealth Hunter remake (plus I still own my original Stealth Hunter so that’s a bonus), I decided to make a similar Medium-Sized Remake of the Grand Titan from Exo-Force, in the same style as the Robot World Stealth Hunter was.

I wouldn’t say this is one of my best models, mainly because I just used some extra parts I still had, like some leftovers from Cole’s Elemental Earth Mech and some other stuff like that, but in the style of the Robot World Stealth Hunter, it’s pretty close. The claws and machine gun and shoulder rockets are there and it has the similar bulkiness. I still own a Minifig of Takeshi to put inside the thing too. There’s also holes on the bottom of its feet to put on a stand in a similar way. Although I kinda prefer the Stealth Hunter more (faster and more agile fighters are more interesting good guys to me than big bulky slow fighters), Grand Titan is not the one included in that Robot World Roller Coaster, so I made this one instead.

For better resolution pics, check out on my DeviantArt here: https://www.deviantart.com/hexidextrous/art/1100376719

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