GD-B

GD-B,Moonbase.lu (downloadable archive) abbreviated from Grabble Defense Bot, is a Classic Space brick-built figure introduced in 1985.
==Description==
GD-B consists of 51 pieces, which are mostly bright blue bricks, grey plates, and black TECHNIC elements commonly available in LEGO sets (especially Space) at the time. A pair of transparent yellow Round Plate 1X1 - Tr. serve as its eyes, while another transparent red Round Plate 1X1 - Tr. pair is located on its torso. Its head repurposes a Mailbox, Casing 2X2X2 and Mailbox, Front 2X2 to give the appearance of a mouth, along with a pair of black Megaphones resembling ears. Three bright blue Roof Tile 2X2/45° and one bright blue Roof Tile 2X2/45° Inv. on its body are printed with computer screens and buttons, while a Brick 1X2 is printed with vertical black lines. Each arm has a black Connector Peg W. Friction attaching to the shoulder and grey hinges on the elbows allowing for articulation, and each hand is a grey Plate 1X1 W. Holder allowing GD-B to hold minifigure accessories. Its neck is a grey Turn Table 2X2, allowing it to turn its head.
Due to software limitations, 55000 LEGO Universe does not feature any printing on GD-B's model.
==Background==
GD-B is a Classic Space Command robot at the MoonBase. Based upon its designation, its primary purpose is to defend the MoonBase against Grabbles, alien lifeforms that feed upon the Imaginatium excavated by the Lunar Mining Corps.
In LEGO Universe, when the player arrives at MoonBase, GD-B and IF-B are seen outside the MoonBase dome during the fly-in cutscene.LEGO Universe DEV Walkthrough - Unreleased Version - Part 13 - MoonBase Both robots are at the ancient Apollo Landing Archaeology Site, where the Lunar Lander can still be found years after its original mission.
==LEGO Description==
==Appearances==
* 200 Idea Book
===Video Game Appearances===
* 55000 LEGO Universe
==Notes==
* In addition to being featured in 200 Idea Book, GD-B's instructions are reprinted in the Winter '88-'89 issue of Brick Kicks.Brick Kicks Winter '88-'89, page 7
* Since GD-B and IF-B are not meant to be interacted with in normal gameplay, going out-of-bounds on MoonBase would reveal them to be static models instead of NPCs; they have no animations, names, or dialogue.LEGO Universe - Out of Bounds in the Moonbase
==Gallery==
200 Page 37 Robots.png|GD-B and IF-B with various other robots in 200 Idea Book
Moonbase LU Dokuwiki IF-B GD-B.png|GD-B and IF-B's models on Moonbase.lu
==References==
Category:Minifigures introduced in 1985
Category:Space minifigures
Category:Brick-built Figures
Category:LEGO Universe Minifigures