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Studs Not On Top

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  1. I think I just fell in love with that bow.

     

     

     

     

     

    ....anyway, onto the rest of the MOC. I like the torso; it's very streamlined and it definitely has the good proportions that you were going for. I especially like the addition of the tiny Hero Core; excellent parts usage. I'm not so much of a fan of the back, though; in comparison to the front of the torso, the back seems a bit flat and unexciting, and I'm kind of iffy on using the Mahiki in that particular area, even though it isn't as bad as some other stuff I've seen. As for the legs, while I do like how you've incorporated that thigh armour, I don't really like the foot design; they look like they should be longer. On the whole, though, I like it! Very sleek and overcomplicated- exactly what it should be. :P

     

    Thanks for the feedback. Some areas still need work! I'm building a variation of this bow with an HF zamor launcher.

  2. This is wonderful. I love the shaping and proportioning, especially with the clever placement of the Brain Attack helmet and the Mahiki. The Stormerang bow is pretty solid too. I can't wait to see more of your MOCS!  ^_^

     

    This is incredible! For those who don't know, Breez is pretty much my favourite HF character, and this is the best fan-rendition I've ever seen of her! The build is sleek and great to look at, The colour scheme is solid, the detail is great, and that Bow-type weapon is just fantastic. I don't think I can like this enough.

     

    Glad you like it! I always like discovering new ways to use pieces. Breez had great character development in the movies, and her set forms were pretty cool. I'd like to make other heroes if I have the spare parts.

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          I think Hero Factory reached its peak in 2012 with "Breakout". We got some of the coolest and most cohesive designs for heroes and villains. It seemed like TLG went all out on the weapons, gadgets, and armor. I wanted to stick to that style when creating a Breez better suited for street-level bagging and tagging. Rocka was a big influence for her gear.
     

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          I've also been trying to get more accurate proportions with good articulation. Most of Breez's ball joints work well, but I need to fix some areas.
     

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          You can find more (and higher quality) pictures here: https://www.flickr.c...th/25889770395/

          Thanks for looking!

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  4. This is honestly pretty cool looking, but I've no money now that I'd be willing to spend on anything :(

     

     

    Im not interested in buying it really, but nice paint job! :)

     

     

    Thank you both! I appreciate the feedback-- this is all an experiment to see if my work would sell, so I'm not too concerned.

  5. Hello, everyone! I haven't been on BZP in so long, but I'm back with something you might be interested in. This is a repaint of Mata Tahu, done in acrylics with a transparent varnish. The paint should hold up, but this figure is really meant for display only. It would make a great addition to your collection!

     

    As always, thanks for looking.

     

    eBay link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/171045184597?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

     

    Larger pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/65061697@N05/

  6. This is starting to bug me, too. What you've got, Aanchir, looks really good, and could work for most sets. I suggest building some upper body armor and attaching the shortest limb joint (angled up) on the crotch ball. From here you've got an exposed ball to work with; it at least hides that torso gap.

  7. I figured I would never buy a Bionicle set after the Kaxium a couple years ago, but I joyfully stumbled upon Kohrak at a flee market. He's complete, with canister but without instructions, and is in mint condition-- like the owner had put him together once and stored him for ten years. I did feel sorry for the little guy; and for $1 USD how could I not pass him up? :D

  8. Hmm....Very nice, though it would have been great to have her actually made of legitimate pieces. That is my only complaint. You did exellent with her form, pose, and the perspective.
    Thank you! I suppose a set-accurate drawing would contradict me posting this in the first place, but I see what you mean. What I'd like are parts molded like this. :)
  9. I have to say this is a wonderful representation of Breez! Especially because I had the same disappointment when finding her set in store: she looks as beef as any other male HF hero...But this. Oooh: THIS is how should she have been! XD I love the details you added to her arms, back, head-- everywhere! And I am certainly impressed by the fact it was all done on paper. (as I all my art is terrible unless I have my magical computer to draw on) Also, as said; her colors are delicious. I've personally always favored that lime kiwi green hue. And then most importantly; she looks so very like a girl. Well done indeed! :)And it here I usually put my critiquing, but I honestly can't find anything to critique... So, I'll just say it again: well done indeed!Hope to see more art from you. :)
    Thanks, Nova! I've done traditional artwork all my life and have no experience in paint programs, so you've got me there! Lime green is a color I don't have nearly enough parts in. Thank you, I'm glad I've done her justice. :)Xplode is coming soon! I'm almost done another work, so I'll have him sketched up tomorrow.
    It's nice! You do put her in a lovely stance; the colour and mechanical configurations are nice touch too.
    Thank you! :)
  10. Very nice line art, you should ink and color it! You've made a solid body similar to the movie Rahkshi, which is a nice alternative to the gappy sets.Teridax is great, too, I like the pose!

  11. Great job on this MOC! I've never seen Kanoka used as wheels, and here they fit perfectly with the shape of the legs. The torso looks pretty solid. His weapon is awesome, though it'd be hard to stay balanced with more weight on his right side.I'm wondering too, do the Kanoka roll?

  12. Thanks both of you-- replies like these definitely help me shape my MOCing abilities.The shoulders are how they are for posability purposes-- That shoulder armor would rub up against the shoulder itself at normal spacing. The secondary color is black; I went with these colors because Halia isn't meant to look like a water Toa, as she's going into hiding. I'll work on the shapes now, but my small collection of spare parts is getting smaller. :( Thanks again!You're right, the shoulders look much better now:http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Cusall/MOCs/Bionicle/OrderOfMataNui/Halia/dsc00208.jpg

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