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My shoulders in my mocs have to be extremely flexible.

Symmetry is not a good thing for me when MoCcing.

I cant move on to another part of the MOC until the exact piece I need.

I build Bit by bit. And I refuse to move on until I complete that part.

I also build all the limbs first, so the torso is more like something to connect them.

Looking at my MoCs -- chances are that if they're important in some way to one of my stories (especially if they are in a military leadership position,) then their upper arm armor is asymmetrical. I just think it looks cool, plus it makes it easier to envision my characters in my mind (for whatever reason -- I'm still not sure why that is.)

Making a bunch of WIPs and then never finishing them.

 

:|

I sometimes build the weapons first, then start on the torso. I also sometimes can't be bothered removing temporary pieces that I put on them because I can't find the ones I need. I also spend a lot of time on the limbs.

I start with the legs

Then the torso

And then the arms and head

weapon as last (if any)

I just make the parts randomly, and always listen my music collection - energy music

 

I just make the parts randomly, and always listen my music collection - energy music

 

What type of music is that?

 

 

~SD~

 

I am never satisfied with the end results and MUST update the MOC. (Why I have so many versions of Talos.)

I just make the parts randomly, and always listen my music collection - energy music

 

What type of music is that?

 

 

~SD~

 

rock or metal, just like RATM, dragonforce or avenged