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SwordofLight, on 25 October 2012 - 07:55 PM, said:
You can build your own - but they aint cheap. The parts are only a few cents apiece, but you have a lot of parts. That said, there was a link to http://www.brickcommander.com/ . That'll tell you how to access the Lego AutoCAD programs out there and the files that show how to build several mechs - including quite a few of the classic ones. The problem I encountered was finding the parts - the lego single brick page is not easy to find, and once there its difficult to find the exact bricks for some of the construction. The rarer the part, the more expensive - I would guess a heavy would run you about 60 bucks American - off the top of my head, maybe more, maybe less. Start at http://shop.lego.com...A-Brick-ByTheme but you may have to dig on their site for some of the parts, and might even have to go elsewhere.
-Don
-Don
The problem with the lego shop, is that the selection is a bit limited. An issue with MLCAD is that not every piece available exists in plastic (color wise) and you can to some things you can't do with real parts.
For most of the parts, you should use bricklink, it's a bit expensive, but they have basically every piece ever created.
Keep in mind, some colors are harder to find then others, though it seems like most pieces come in red.
Yes, it is VERY expensive, my Targe http://rots-targe.de...t.com/#/d4m53e5 cost me almost $200, though I think using the Design by me had something to do with it, but that option is no longer around.
) Just bought a Lego R2D2 last week so I can relate 
