Any color scheme can work, it just has to made correctly. Debatable colorschemes are even tougher, cause if you dont layer the right, the MOC wont look good. Do it right however, it'll be beautiful

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Lord Oblivion

Any color scheme can work, it just has to made correctly. Debatable colorschemes are even tougher, cause if you dont layer the right, the MOC wont look good. Do it right however, it'll be beautiful

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Lord Oblivion

True,I was more so wondering if it fit with plantlife,I going to try to use that color scheme in a MOC now,provided I have enough teal.

Teal and brown sounds extremely unique, however I would consider colors such as purple orange and red to go with the teal. I know it sounds a bit drastic, but I think it would be an interesting contrast.

Though for a MoC I recommend the teal and brown, just because it seems so different.

Also, I think I'll drop a blog approval here as soon I make one.

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DO IT! I love unique color schemes and I agree with Lord Oblivion, if it's well done it will look ok, any color combination is possible. My PBZP A is dark blue and light grey with trans-neon orange as touch. And I love combos that use brown.

Thanks for the replies guys,I defintely be doing a moc with these colors now,but it may be a few weeks before I get to it,as I have few other mocs I'm working on,one of which will break the record Arcalis set as my tallest moc,though it's not going to be a humanoid.

@Whooper Swan,if you do,I truly appreciate it.

Hey, I think you should try mata brown, if you have enough pieces in this color. This contrasts more so that would look cooler.

Hey, I think you should try mata brown, if you have enough pieces in this color. This contrasts more so that would look cooler.

Oh yeah,Mata brown all the way.

I find it more appealing than metru brown and I think it would have a better contrast to teal as you said.