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upgrade, but yeah there's definitively room for improvement in a lot of section.
The main part I will focus tho in the next model is a more reliable walking sequence and a overall design change. Nonetheless I'm glad that you enjoyed it! :)
That aside, I'm not sure how I feel about this one, because while there's plenty of good, there's also some downright odd features.
+Rotor turrets!
-Only one, and it uses manually reloaded rockets instead of the conveyor version.
+It's a walking fortress!
-It uses large timer blocks to control everything.
You could've used small timer blocks instead to save space, weight, and resources.
+Impressive control room.
-You can barely see out of it.
+Thicc legs
-They partially block the turrets
-All that moving mass causes balance issues.
You could redistribute the leg armour to cover the vulnerable parts around the joints, which would also move the mass inwards and give the pistons more authority, thus reducing wobble.