Broken Link Robotics

My Best Machines Fight to Win It All - Loft Part 7, OBL6 Part 5

Reworking my Combat Robots for AUS Nationals - Loft Part 6, Obliterator Part 4

Heavy-Hitting Combat Robots Compete in New Zealand - Obliterator Part 3, Tessellate Part 2

The Theoretical Maximum in Destructive Capacity - Tessellate Part 1

Building a Robot Too Dangerous to Test Unrestrained - Obliterator 6 Part 2

Redesigning the Most Fearsome Combat Robot in Australia - Obliterator Part 1

The Process Of Building A Killer Combat Robot - D.E.S Part 1

Improved Flywheel Flipper Battles Again - Loft Part 5

Critical Upgrades to my Flywheel Flipper - Loft Part 4

Flywheel Flipper With A Fatal Flaw - Loft Part 3

My Most Advanced Combat Robot Yet, By Far - Loft Part 2

Elegantly Complex Combat Robot - Flywheel Flipper, Loft Part 1

Australian Robot Squares Up New Zealand's Best - Derive S part 4

Retrofitting my Combat Robot for an International Brawl - Derive S Part 3

Scaling Up My Scariest Combat Robot Yet - Subdivide B at RH7

Hardest Hitting Antweight Combat Robot - Revolve 4

None Could Escape it's Clutches - Combat Robot Derive S Part 2

Brutal Suplex and Lighting Speed - Combat Robot Derive S Part 1

Brawling With The Best... And Winning? - Derive Combat Robot part 3

Can I Fit Two Weapons in One Robot? - Derive Part 2

Attacking Where You Least Expect - Combat Robot Subdivide

Building a Big, Dual Weaponed Combat Robot - Derive Part 1

Building a Winning Combat Robot - Split

Perfecting an Omnidirectional Combat Robot - Part 2

Designing and Fighting an Omnidirectional Combat Robot - Part 1

2.5 Years of Ringspinner Combat Robot Development

Hubmotor Combat Robot, Revolve at ARC RH6