Mocing Tips
By Essenger,
• Use a good color scheme. This means if possible, avoid more than 3 main colors in your MOC, and make it so that the colors go together, like red and
orange, or blue and yellow. Try to avoid color schemes that don't go well together.
• Try to keep a certain flow to your MOC. Try not to have pieces sticking out every where that make it seem off balance. Avoid gaping holes and huge cracks
that disrupt the flow.
• Making your MOC huge does not necessarily make it good. You can have a Moc as small as a Fikou and it could be incredible. The best MOC I ever made
was a 2-inch long perfect model of a Ferarri racer. I also have made some really cool small Rahi.
• Try not to use too many pieces. The fewer pieces you use, the more it adds to the flow of the MOC. Only sometimes, depending on what you are building.
• Give your MOC good proportions. Give it a good sized limbs and head in relation to it's body size (unless you are trying to do the oppsosite).
That's all for now, I might add another blog entry later today, when something interesting happens to me. I might go off into the jungle to see if I can catch a crocodile. That's right, yes, I live in Panama, so I do go into the jungle to find them in the river near the swamp. I try to stay clear of the swamp, I don't want to know what's in it. It looks nasty.
~Terakk
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