Serendipity... A Very Large Weapon

[Dralcax]

Sometimes there's a rare star among MOCs. Sometimes it shines with a quiet beauty. Sometimes you can only recognize the genius by searching for flaws and coming up empty-handed. This is such an MOC. This is a legend. This is a true work of art.This thing... ...is an eyesore. Or at least it's made from one.Gallery

[Voxumo]

wow this topic is just depressing. i don't know how to respond. and for some odd reason i feel this topic is gonna be closed but thats just a feeling i have.although now that i look at it it looks like sushi

Edited April 1, 2012 by Voxumo The Frozen One

[hey it's felix]

Mother of God...As a MOC it may not be amazing, but as a technique it's brilliant! Using the grooves in the red axles to their full potential - I love it.And I don't really care if it's an April fools joke, it really is quite ingenius -FtC

[Ballom Nom Nom]

Reminds me of those pin mosaics like Arpy made for that one contest. So, it's not the first time I've seen this technique used. However, the last image, of holding the empty square of pins together, was still relatively impressive to see. I didn't realize they locked together so well.~B~

[Dralcax]

However, the last image, of holding the empty square of pins together, was still relatively impressive to see. I didn't realize they locked together so well.~B~

Well, then it squishes easily and it's a nightmare getting them properly aligned again.

[Akuna Toa of Sonics]

Not much of an MOC, but epic use of the grooves in the red pins. How hard was it to get the pins to stay in a box shape without a center?

[Axilus Prime]

Terrible MOC. However...THAT ALIGNMENT IS SO AMAZING I COULD VOMIT! (But only because the axles are RED.) It sort of resembles dynamite. I see you used rubber bands to hold it together, which must have been Karz.MOC: 0/10.Hard Work And Neatness: 100/10. I think that's fair, do you think that's fair? I think that's fair.

[Cederak]

While I'm sure some kind of serendipity can be attributed to this, thing, I can't believe I never thought of it before. Rather ingenious, in a simple sort of way.-Ced

[Fsnorglepuff]

Neat ... or at least the last picture. I assume you simply made the solid version and pushed out the inner nine pins. Considering there are white two-pieces and green rubber bands, you can use red two-pieces in the middle, white on the outside, and green rubber bands to hold it together to make a wonderful sushi MOC.