PooZy

Thanks <3 I didn't take any cues from anywhere with the design, just the original model. I'm afraid I'm not really knowledgeable about what Tyranids are :\ A lot of this popular culture seems to have slipped me by.

almost everything I've ever made is in my now-abandoned flickr account: https://www.flickr.com/photos/87782389@N04/ although I think the stuff in there goes back years o_0. Thanks for the kind words. Sadly no, I've practically no knowledge of dota 2. That character looks stunning, though!

I've been a long-time fan of bionicle, but the character design that really stood out for me was Krika. Here's my take on the character. *portrait incoming* Fullsize link: http://www.majhost.com/gallery/morkney/Newerart/bion.png I recoloured him a little, added a tail and switched his launcher for a hand (I mean, he's got to have a hand somewhere, so that he can interact with the environment...?). I kept the swampy environment and such. Image was produced in GIMP using a standard mouse. Anyway I'd love to hear your thoughts, and thanks for viewing!

It's very solid and VERY sturdy. To test this thing out I literally stood it up and kicked it several times, it stands the test. The hip joint alone has TEN pop joints in it. No really, ten per hip. Some of them are hidden within but they're all there. One of the pop joints is geared up to give extra friction. Thanks for the in depth review! A few people have mentioned the lower back legs so I think I'll go and beef them up after all. The head doesn't have eyes, Radon is blind.edit: forgot to say, both legs can move in all 3 dimensions just like a normal socket joint could. It's sturdy AND flexible. Also I'll use this opportunity to mention that the brickshelf gallery is (finally) up, so you can look at any other photos I didn't post in the main thread.

Yea the gallery should have already been up. When I originally published the gallery it took about 3 days just for Brickshelf to refresh it's most recent, and when it eventually did my folder didn't get published. If this continues I'll just deeplink every image in a list. Anyhow thanks for the reply!

Cute! The glow in the dark gadunka head piece is perfect as a shell. The only thing I can suggest is firstly get some better photos of it, and secondly the legs are a bit odd looking. I would prefer if they were dark blue like the rest of the turtle. Anyways cool little rahi

Thanks for the bootiful reply :3The colour scheme is a work in progress. As I come across correctly colour pieces I replace the ones on the model, it's been going like that for a few months. Truth is I would love to have a better colour scheme but the pieces are hard to come by. The reason there is red ball joints everywhere is because I bought witch doctor (which had a billion red ball joints). Even those were not enough which is why there are a few grey ball joints and black ball joints in there too, I think 90% of my ball joints are in this model o_o.Also Radon is supposed to be blind, he sees by reflected radiation rather than standard vision. <3 roa mctoa guuurff i love them so much

Noticed this had 0 replies, that's not fair :{ so I am making one nowWell first of all I went to your brickshelf and looked at your other mocs, you were telling the truth about this one being different. It's got a completely different build philosophy, I imagine that in itself was quite challenging. The design looks quite apt for a recon drone, it's thin and spindly, much more like a creepy eavesdropper than a fighter. That brings me to the first thing I don't get about this MOC, why is one of its arms a gun? I can understand the need for recon to have a self defence weapon, but I imagine that any such weapon would be small like a knife. If one of its arms is a gun then how is it going to navigate freely around terrain? The other thing I don't like is the feet. They seem a bit heavy for a robot designed to sneak, try replacing them with some smaller feet.Apart from those two small problems this model is good. The head especially is a stroke of genius, not just the actual design but the way it is jutting out from the torso. Really gives it some character. There's also a lot of custom going on which is a must-have considering this is a light-weight moc.

Hello :}Gawp, gold and black, can't go wrong with that. I don't see a single blemish to the colours (apart from the orange eyes of course). I like the hammer too, it suits the Toa's heavier frame. If I was going to criticise I'd say that the chest armour looks out of place. However, I can't really think of what you can do instead. Lego never really made enough gold pieces :

Not at all, If I didn't want criticism I wouldn't have posted here. I appreciate what you're saying about colour layering, I kind of tried to keep the white sections centred on the head, back and thighs whilst keeping the lower tail and lower limbs black. I kept the grey in partly because I don't have enough black and white pieces for the entire model but also because I wanted the rahi to maintain a mechanical style rather than looking too organic and clean. Thanks, I have to admit the colours were one of the most difficult parts because the model uses a lot of pieces.

*points and laughs*It's kind of like a tree made from an octopus. Nice colours though. Kind of looks like something TLG would come up with.

Hi :}This looks a bit like what fire lord wanted to be. Dark, menacing and over powering. I like the arms also, those really long spiked fingers... wauurgh..., amazing. Maybe the torso should be a bit taller (or the kilt-thing be a bit lower) to balance out the top half and the bottom half.Anyway this definitely embodies the horseman himself, very war..ish, perfect colour choices and the spiked head / kilt thing suit it too.

The only theme I was genuinely sad to see go was Bionicle.As I got older I started to find the story too young for me so maybe it was for the better that it stopped where I can print my own designs onto the story and fondly remember the actual story. I still think I would've preferred it to continue, even more so if its attitude matured with me.Hopefully it will be revived in 10 years along with a blockbuster movie like transformers, only hopefully not as disappointing.

Hi :}First of all these models make good use of the new hero factory parts. Sometimes I see hero factory mocs and they use so many plate armours that they look saggy, but both of these models here look dynamic so I can tell you know what you're doing. Wasp is the best in my opinion! I like how the sets of arms use inverted colour combinations, very smart. I was going to complain about the lack of wings but then realised it has some, they're just virtually invisible thanks to camera witch craft. Scorpion is good too but I don't think he looks like a scorpion, the tail lies flat behind him and he has a neck. On his own accord he looks perfectly fine but as a scorpion he looks a bit weird. You should try tearing off his head and curling his tail up over his back. As with wasp the colours are great and he looks very striking, the repetition with the spikes down his back and tail looks awesome by the way!

well u might not give two fruitcakes about this but it certainly deserves ... those.. fruitcakes... o_0It's really good! Reminds me a little of a spider with the sack on the back. One thing some people might not like is that the back of the model uses a different shade of blue but this doesn't particularly bother me because you kept it consistent and in any case I'm sure TLG never made a bright blue bohrok head.

Thanks for the reply :3. I like the legs how they are, I didn't want to make them too bulky because I was kind of going for skeletal Thankyou <3. I think of it as a dog too Also thanks. The legs are thin but they have a ###### of a lot of support. Every joint has a tonne of ball joints and friction pins to keep it stable, it can comfortably stand on just 3 legs.I've just realised the pics are a little small since a staff member has resized them so here's a couple of hard linked images:http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/morkney/Bionicles/Radon/radon3.pnghttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/morkney/Bionicles/Radon/radon996.png

The waist is articulated, it can stretch out quite a lot but I prefer it hunched. There are some other pics but ofc the brickshelf page isn't available yet *rolleyes*The lower legs and lower tail actually have no white on them, this is on purpose though, just a styling choice.

Thanks for viewing :}Here are some of my arts from a school project - that's why they're all of similar theme.http://www.majhost.com/gallery/morkney/aaawipbio/herron2.pnghttp://www.majhost.com/gallery/morkney/aaawipbio/goat.pnghttp://www.majhost.com/gallery/morkney/aaawipbio/swan.pnghttp://www.majhost.com/gallery/morkney/aaawipbio/squirrel.pnghttp://www.majhost.com/gallery/morkney/aaa/dscf5506.pngDo not post images greater than 500 kB. -B6

Thanks for coming <3This MOC is called Radon, Rahi of Radiation.Brickshelf gallery (this is public now):http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=500336The MOC features several functions. Firstly the mouth opens and closes when you pull a lever that is located under the torso. You can see the guts of this function in this WIP picture:http://www.brickshel...es/WIP/wip4.pngThanks to some nice technic pieces the neck maintains full articulation!The other function is that guns on the side of the moc flip out when you pull down the third spine. You can see this in the fourth image I posted ^. Both guns work and can fire small technic bolts. These technic bolts can be stored on the left front leg but I took them out for most of the photos encase I lost them (they have rare glow in the dark tips).Lastly there is a spinner on one of the tail segments.Not counting toes or other minor parts there are 22 points of articulation, however the MOC is very sturdy because I have doubled up or reinforced every joint that needs it. For example the waist has two friction pins.I have not measured or weighed the moc but it is very dense and very big (which you can probably tell). It took me about 2 weeks to design and construct him, then it has been months of little changes before I was finally happy.I look forward to your comments!Edit: Images thumbnailed due to file size. Please keep posted images in BBC to 100 kB.Click on the thumbnails to view the original images.-Wind-

Thanks for the review! As to your questions:Tarau and Po-rah are supposed to be different species of matoran, yes. Tarau treats Po-rah badly because he gets on his nerves but at the same time Po-rah is the only person he has so in a way he's stuck with him. I wanted to make it clear that the two matoran didn't naturally get along.They're supposed to be on a vast desert on spherus magna, makuta has been inhabiting the body of rahi for hundreds of years because those are the only living creatures he has ever come across which is why he's so pleased with a new body. Tarau sides with makuta so easily because makuta hypnotised him, I tried to make this apparent but I probably should've made it more obvious.edit: urh, slithers, that's an embarrassing one D:

Voted takadox all the way through and added mantax to the good designs at the end.mantax's design was especially good, nothing like what we'd seen before and that made me squiggly-happy. Takadox was my favourite though, I just really liked his personality and I've always liked mantises.

Tarau is supposed to like Po-rah and only lets him tag along because he needs the friendship, although he masks this with hostilitythanks for the post <3

Clicked that link, ignored all the other mocs and went straight for 'tamer'.Amazing design! Apart from those blue pins and the greenish parts on his shoulder blades (which you can't really help) it's a really good model. It looks dynamic and has a really good flow to it

All of the original six masks (and those of the turaga too) were by far the best designs. they were simple and actually looked like masks rather than head pieces (which lots of the later masks looked like imo).I like this one though:It's so ugly - but that's what makes it cool.

Oasis by PooZyA review would keep me entertained :3 Thanks for reading.