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The technical details of his construction aren't provided to us, but as has often happened in the past, particular technologies can render formerly sound principles obsolete. Who knows, if the Great War hadn't broken out, giant robots like Liberty Prime might have become a common sight on the battlefield.
But whatever else we can say about him, his powerful weaponry and defenses certainly fit with the Brotherhood's way of doing things. He's what every little boy in power armour wants to be when he grows up.