LEGO WALL·E head modification by Chris McVeigh

This is the first of two WALL·E inspired articles to take you through Sunday. We all know by now this model while proving popular has it’s issues with the neck/head. Well luckily for us Chris McVeigh has not only come up with a very easy solution he has posted clear instructions along with the elements you require.

To make the modifications you will need the following elements 4289258 Beam 2M W. Ball ظ 10.2 and 4524353 Brick 2X2 W. Cup For Ball. This will allow the head to rotate and fully swing while being able to stay in it’s intended place.

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Above is a quick build image of what Chris has come up with but there is a more detailed PDF file found on his website which you can view by clicking here. This PDF is highly detailed and gives you full list of LEGO elements required to make the modifications. For more awesome stuff from Chris please check out his website.

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Author Profile

Rich
Founder of Brick Fanatics. I'm Richard Hayes a 34 year old runner based in Sheffield. However I'm better known as the Mohican Runner due to my very distinctive hair style. I've gone from 20st to a runner, I've raised over £1.3 million for charity by doing various running challenges.

I'm supported by Absolute360,SockMine and Tribesports.

Currently I have a 17:20 5k PB, 36:02 10k PB, 81:11 HM PB & 3:08:24 for the marathon.

You can find me on my blog http://mohicanrunner.co.uk

Rich

Founder of Brick Fanatics. I'm Richard Hayes a 34 year old runner based in Sheffield. However I'm better known as the Mohican Runner due to my very distinctive hair style. I've gone from 20st to a runner, I've raised over £1.3 million for charity by doing various running challenges. I'm supported by Absolute360,SockMine and Tribesports. Currently I have a 17:20 5k PB, 36:02 10k PB, 81:11 HM PB & 3:08:24 for the marathon. You can find me on my blog http://mohicanrunner.co.uk

2 thoughts on “LEGO WALL·E head modification by Chris McVeigh

  • 07/09/2015 at 15:43
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    I’ve still not built mine yet, just been sitting in the box for weeks, is this really a big issue, or is it something I don’t really need to fix? I’m literally going to build it and then Wall-e will live the rest of his days in my office at home. I just can’t tell whether I should be looking for the parts to fix it or not.

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    • 07/09/2015 at 15:54
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      To be honest not built mine yet so can’t really comment I think it’s down to each person to judge. Personally mine will stay as per the instructions. Unless I decide to add power functions. 🙂

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