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I love the yellow shell.

Very cute. Reminds me of Joltik a bit, in terms of being an adorable yellow and blue spider thing at least.

 

This model also makes good use of blue pins. They add a perfectly welcome splash of color without dominating the color scheme. Was this a deliberate design decision, or were these just what you had available at the time?

 

The face is quite neat on account of its simplicity. In fact, the whole thing has a certain economy of detail to it, which helps it out greatly. There's some semi-complex Technic work going on underneath the shell, but it's hidden away well.

 

I've created some assorted Hero Factory tablescraps this semester which I plan on making a topic for. I might do that today, in fact. Most are humanoids (at least in the sense of having two arms and two legs) but I still tried to be innovative in terms of design.

This model also makes good use of blue pins. They add a perfectly welcome splash of color without dominating the color scheme. Was this a deliberate design decision, or were these just what you had available at the time?

The blue pins were what I had, because I only have a handful of black fiction pins (and less grey frictionless pins), so save those for my more serious models where it really matters. (I also snagged some white pins for eventual use!)

 

Glad you like it.

 

-CF

BIONICLE NIGHTCRAWLER GO

 

Also, still jealous about those exclusive Phoenix minifigures from SDCC12.

BIONICLE NIGHTCRAWLER GO

 

Also, still jealous about those exclusive Phoenix minifigures from SDCC12.

Definitely jealous.

 

I was tempted to make some constraction Marvel heroes (aside from the 3 already done). Still tempting...

 

-CF