The First Real Update

Today, I have compiled a good 9 instruction sets for all different models. Newly published are as follows:

4 mechs for what is temporarily-known as The Company:

-Major design Old Path

-Classic (non-canon) design 'frogmook'

-Transforming design Longevity Mk. III

-Mass-produced design 'mass produced mook' (name undecided).

4 mechs for the heroes of the setting, three of which are for the primary protagonist:

-'frogmech old', another classic (non-canon) design, revised so as to be easily and physically possible to assemble. Also the first set designed for this series.

-'frogmech real true model' aka New Path, a revision of the above design to be larger and more reasonable to assemble. The canon first mech of the as-yet-unnamed protagonist.

-'Gunner Friend' aka Heavy Path, a secondary protagonist's suit, designed near-exclusively for heavy, heavy firepower. Its right arm is a railgun.

-Truer Path, the final armament of the protagonist. A massive obelisk of a thing, it contains nearly 400 pieces.

And lastly, one design for the civilian miners/foremen, at the rebellion's side:

-'Walker', a small, minifig-sized transportation unit used to navigate mines, mountains and rougher terrain.

all designs are intended to be used alongside 4L bars and the Ninjago Gameplayer Label piece. One each. Heroes and workers use the Trans-Neon Green examples, with the hooded ninja decal, and Company characters use Trans-Neon Orange, with the skull decal. Models do not yet display this piece in their parts counts or instructions, as neither version of such exist within the program I use to design, the Bricklink Studio application. Or Stud.io or Studio 2.0, I've no real clue what its name is. I have placed a parts request on the Studio Forums for these, and once the piece is added I will most definitely update these instructions to be relevant to this detail.

The Walker instructions already display a 4L bar alongside its other customizable details. These do not matter too much, as the design is currently too expensive for all but the most dedicated of hobbyists due to the inclusion of the old maxifig hand piece. It's just too rare and expensive for what is meant to be a massable design. I will work on revising this design until I can somehow make the legs long and well-articulate without being more than a single stud wide.

Apologies for the... amateurish look of the banner, if you've seen it. I make no attempts to hide my incompetence with graphic design.