How to build a Mech in Tears of the Kingdom

[@swagmiredoesall]

If you attach springs to the bottom of the stabilizers on the wheels you can get better control, and suspension. They basically act like knees

[@veen6847]

There's a better way to make the pelvis part by just using three big wheels, but it requires some tedious stake nudging with the core stabilizer.
Another important thing, if you put another stabilizer face to the big wheels behind the upiright stabilizer you'll achieve more stability, speed and uphill mobility! Great vid tho, very beginner friendly🤩

[@new2you410]

Thanks I have seen mechs using the three big wheels as the pelvis but I haven’t seen any tutorials for that. Would you be able to explain how that’s done or point me in the right direction?

[@albert7909]

It doesn't work

[@mfknbumblebee]

That’s so badass!! Imma make one

[@redfury2799]

Does that specific minecart still work with fuse? I can’t find one that isn’t attached to something else

[@CJHolmes-ex5wk]

i have seen the legs done with a big wheel on this Japanese guys divine beast designs in instead of using a wagon wheel and two bowls

[@AF20_Gaming]

Very nice! Took a while to get the pelvis sorted but after that it was smooth sailing, just curious though, do you have any tips for making it easier to turn?

[@sagehanson190]

In my experience I think putting zonai wheels on the bottoms of the feet stabilizers helps a bit.

[@Ishikawa_147]

can you make robot Zoids ?

[@LucasHuizingh]

This sucked. I hated it and it was hard to drive. Not only that, but it's pelvis kept falling off and going rouge.

[@TheoJanisch-cq1vd]

It’s a mech in a game where the mechanics where to make cars