Not every conflict requires a reclusive rocket-ship, but when they do Omega is ready to defend his playroom!
All he needs is for a dedicated yarn-mechanic to bring him to life.

This pattern includes all the instructions to create the pictured pattern, is equipped with moveable limbs and stands approximately 33cm tall.
The pattern downloads in one file and is designed to print into a booklet.

The robot is made of many small parts carefully sewn together. Take your time and carefully pin works and stuff them before committing to the shape.
For stitching, this work is rated medium difficulty due to the small pieces, but will challenge your placement and stuffing abilities.

Pattern story=

This toy was brought to life thanks to a work friend, who’s son was obsessed with a very rare collectible in his house. To prevent the inevitable outcome, he asked if I would make a Plush that he could call a transformer. There was only one option… time to get inventing.
Omega was not my first pattern, but he was definitely the first time I went into one with a defined plan, he was produced on paper first due to the number of components needed and then I worked from there. For several weeks I had nothing but a strange grey blob of parts frankensteined together to show for it, but somehow it all came together at the finish line.
There is already a request for a Fortress Maximus… I am torn on if I should keep him the same size or if he is going to double as a mattress.