The cube robot Wall-E, based on the cartoon, also gets its own Lego brick. The animator of the cartoon, Agnus MacLane, made a cube version in addition to the cartoon version. Not animated with poor resolution, but made from Lego blocks. The garbage robot has already swept away the competition on the platform where Lego collects external ideas, and its future is now in the hands of Lego experts, which I believe will not be as gray as it was at the beginning of the cartoon.
Wall-E is considered one of the cutest and most lovable animated robots of all time, because even though it's just a a piece of iron with some simple technology, it has more character than half the people in this world. Visual depth, which the cartoon showed is more than an excellent basis for Lego a product that not only satisfies children's curiosity and stimulates their imagination, but also educates.
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Cleaning robot as a Lego model, it began to be created almost parallel to the computer version, that is, for years 2005, and it got its final form three years later. And thanks to Lego's idea program (Lego Ideas Program), where you can also address your proposals yourself, we may not stick to just one. McLane otherwise, he didn't want to let his 'baby' out of his sight for quite some time, but the dice fell for years 2013, when he also put him in Lego's 'manger'.
It was a few days ago Lego Wall-E crossed the magic line 10 thousand supporters and thus passed the first sieve. Now follows review Lego experts and assessment is it worthy of their logo. Judging starts in September, and since Lego mills fortunately don't grind as long as legal mills, we can expect Lego Wall-E on the shelves already in early 2015, of course, only if he manages to pass the final test. The path to the final victory is usually the hardest, but we all know how persistent Wall-E is.
