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Yup.
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GalleryOr rather, revamp the trigger. Turned out nicely with compatibility with Hero Factory 2.0.
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So I read about this obscure meme about Orange Transparent Chainsaw, so I tried to make a MOC out of that, under the name of Energy Saw. Obviously I couldn't make it spin in the conventional way, so I was thinking of those hedge trimming saw things.Gallery
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An old MOC of mine. I liked it, so I thought I'd just repost it. Thoughts appreciated.
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I know I already posted this topic before BZPower went down, but I want to post it against because I consider it my masterpiece of the year.Gallery
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Prizes with minifigs (picture links to topic)
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Initially it was 3 finger claws, then I figured a way to get a 4th digit, and then I had some modifications. Gallery
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You've probably seen enough of these sorts of things already, but I just had to make one of my own. Presenting... GLaDYS -FtC
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This is actually quite and old moc of mine, though easily one of my best (I don't know why I never posted it here). I was never good at putting function and looks together though this may be my single exception. This is the MVT:ATV- Matoran Vehicular Transport: All Terrain Vehicle: To see the the functions in action I would strongly advise you see the video in the Brickshelf gallery. Its an old video uploaded to my YT channel, but only slight edits have been made since then and all functions have remained the same. The stopmotion isn't quite to my standards today either. Functions include: *Unfolding cannons*360 cab rotation*Cockpit opening Anyway Pics links (sorry for poor quality). I must say these pics I took yesterday, really don't give a perspective on the moc. It looks far better in person: Front Onipex within Random close up Wheels Back Another shot Cannon Folded away Cannons out Gallery
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I got inspiration for this MOC after seeing another one that used a Rahkshi part as the stock. Unfortunately after everything, I couldn't find a way to put in the magazine, so just assume this is a single bullet gun. Gallery
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Running out of adjectives, need suggestions. Anyways, also has a sniper moderator. Gallery
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I've been making loads of MOCs during the downtime, keeps my mind sharp. Anyways ... Compact Combat ShotgunUnfolding StockCombat Shotgun with StockPosingHero Factory 2.0 Compatible Gallery
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How are ya, BZP? As my "Happy the forums are back" special, I post one of my favorite Moc's to date: EDIT: My pic got deleted somehow, he is a new copy: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ToaKanas/BZP/267340_175572535848833_100001882644578_413977_3920330_n.jpg Thanks for commenting!
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While surfing the Brickshelf, I has found a folder with photos of Rocka-Stormer combiner and has been impessed with beast-like structure of it's legs. And then I've decided to use this scheme to make the Protoss in LDD ('cause I ever wanted to). And here he is! Enjoy! Get the .LXF file
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And again, hello everyone!I has made a few HF MOCs on LDD, and first of them is this Hero. I suppose he is the one who helps Makuhero Police Department.In this model I did a few experiments. At first, I has made Ordeal-Of-Fire-style backplate. Then, I has attached Bionicle Mistika shield and extended Surge 2.0's rifle.Get the LXF-File
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The Eater is a Hordika from my epic, "Journey of Takanuva - Technorealm". It is unknown how he became a Hordika, but it's colorfully depicted about the origins of it's name: the Matoran Universe inhabitants' anatomy is such that they have no stomaches. Instead if these organs they have a module that decomposes food into wholesome substance, that immediately distributes between all organic tissues. And so, Eater's module is enormously powerful: he can bite through a protosteel rod. Eater is a member of "The Black Toas" (or "The Black Ones"). Those are extremist group of those who do anything for the money and don't consider any laws. The Hordika has came to them because of it's animal devotion to evil and cruel woman Toa known as "Talon". As it was ascertained later, Talon was an alter-ego of Toa of Psionics named Aida. But Eater were devoted to Aide even after her liberation from mental barrier and her evil alter-ego. It has been still dedicated to this female Toa, but now his devotion has been supported and extended with charm aura that any of Toa of Psionics could emit. Eater's appearance has been described in the epic: In current model only green eye hasn't been counted up. On the other hand it has some nice innovations, such as right Hydralisk-like hand, spine of blades and lower jaw, not so massive The model is lot higher and wider than other my MOCs. For example, Tavm's model has 23 cm in height, but Eater have a whole 28 cm. Also I wanna note the use of Makutas' Phantoka part as a sort of ribs on Eater's body. Moar pics: C&Cs are welcome, as usual! P.S.: I know about red pins, but black ones is over. T_T
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There are a couple of important guidelines to building and showing off a good MOC here on BZP (or anywhere online; MOCs in person are harder). Bolded sentences are the main points. Read the paragraphs for more detail. It all boils down to what looks good and what does not. MOCing is a subjective art, just like any other art, but there are a few things that I think can be agreed are widely agreed upon as important. Know your Parts. Take a look at this MOC (ToM Dracone's "Chloros"). Notice how there's a recurring motif of ridges on the parts? Take a look at the Metru leg used on the feet, and compare those notches to the ones found on the Metru armor on the leg, to the piece used on the thighs, to the bits used as barrels for the gun, to the Metru armor on the shoulder, even to the base of the antennae. A similar pattern makes the pieces used look like they belong together, even if they were designed years apart. Using a technique like this means that you have to KNOW your parts well, and that comes from practice. Lots of practice. "Custom" matter less than aesthetics. MOCing is about looking good, and it matter less how do it than if you actually do it. Take a look at this MOC. That's built on an Inika body, and features little custom. It still looks supremely awesome. It still looks MUCH better than either of these two MOCs, both with custom bodies (both mine lol). With that said, custom builds do tend to come about as a result of knowing your pieces well, and knowing how parts fit together. Choose your Colors Wisely. I would say that in terms of BIONICLE, there are 2 "base" or "primary" colors: Black and White. Grey is sort of the in-between that can be used even under those. What do I mean? You can layer pretty much any other color on top of those and it will look half-decent, regardless of build quality. Think about it. I'm not going to point at any MOC in particular; pick pretty much anything from the galleries I link below and you'll see what I mean. Standard combinations include Gold/Black, Gold/White, Blue/Black, Blue/White, Green/Black, Red/White, etc. Note that Black and White can be used as "main" colors, but when those two are combined in one creation, you will run into other problems on the photography side of things. Also note that your base does not have to be black OR white; as long as you stay consistent and it looks good, your base can be, for example, red, accented with black. Choose colors that look well together. The problems is, "look well" is a subjective term. It's all on you to make a color combination work. Usually shades of colors go well with each other, such as Red/Orange, Mata Blue/Sand Blue, Mata Green/Lime Green, Brown/Tan. Limit the amount of colors you use. I mentioned above that grey is almost more fundamental than Black or White, and that's because, if used well, you can layer a MOC so the "skeleton" is grey, above that is black/white, and above that is your chosen color. At the same time, if you are planning on accenting your chosen color with something else, count 'em, there are then 4 colors on the MOC. That leads to a lot of competition and your MOC will look way too busy. When accenting, there is too much of a good thing. Let's say you've got your base color and a couple of secondary colors. In this example, our base is grey and our secondary colors would be black and white. The accents (i.e. the eyes) are the only bits of red on the MOC. If there were bits of red sprinkled throughout -- a habit I used to fall into when I was younger -- then the MOC becomes too busy, too messy, for it to look coherent. In this example, the base is black, the secondaries are keetorange and grey. The accents are green, but the green only shows up in places where it makes sense. Long story short, keep your MOC to 4 colors or less, and when you have 4 colors, use the fourth sparingly. Now, you can put together a great MOC, but if I can't see it properly, well, then it's not that great after all. Your photography is extremely important. It's the only way people are going to see the creation you want to show off. Pick almost any MOC from the galleries below, or from the gallery of any really strong MOCist, and you'll see that the pictures are quite minimalist. There aren't any household stuffs in the background; usually the background is one solid color. And that color tends to be the color NOT used as the base color (i.e. if the base is white, then the background is black, like this, and if the base is black, then the background is white, like this.). Hiding flaws is good. Go back and look at that second poorly done custom body MOC (the white one way up near the top, in the section about custom builds). I hid that horrible body with a cloak. Better, but now there's no detail. Take a look at this gallery. Notice how there are no shots of what's going on inside the top portion? That's because if you removed those plates of armor, it would look pretty ugly. So if you MOC looks bad from a certain angle, don't show that! When you are the photographer, and the pictures are the only way we're going to see the MOC, only show what you want to. Overall, you need three things: 1. Use your pieces wisely. Know them, and know them well. Know how they fit together, know what works and what doesn't. Know which ones look similar and which ones don't. Know them well enough, and custom builds (if that's what you want) will come naturally. 2. Use your colors wisely. Limit yourself to three main colors, accentuate with a forth SPARINGLY. If your third color is the accent, even better! (You should still use it sparingly though ) 3. Take good pictures. You can have the best MOC in the world, but if no one can see it properly, it won't matter. In addition, if the back of the creation doesn't look that good, you don't have to take a picture of it. ----- MOC Creds go to Brickeens (Brickshelf: "Brickeens" and "BrickeensBZP") and ToM Dracone (Brickshelf: "MuffinToa")
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Hahahaha! So, yeah, I made Harley first then I did Joker. I used every purple piece I have on Joker.Brickshelf Gallery
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Hello everyone! This is my first MoC post in a long time (since even before the forums went down) and it's very outdated. I have a lot more MoCs I would like to post that are very recent and are much better than this one, but I was only able to take pictures of this one at the time being. So, without further adeu, I give you, Levasti! | | | | | Gallery (When Public) That's it. Comments, constructive criticism, and the like would be appreciated. -CM
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So, my first new MOC since the reboot! And my first to actually fit into the system category, which also makes it the first MOC that I've made for this new forum. But, well, uh, that doesn't really matter. ; Anyway. So, I've been thinking about how this would work for a little while. The Substitute Shinigami Badge is an item from Bleach that Ichigo gets after the Soul Society arc. However, it hasn't had that much use until just recently, when it got a lot more screen time. But, the badge is brown; and I have almost no brown pieces, and the ones I do have... Are slopes and other such items; which won't work for this. So, I decided to instead do a 'recolour', based on the colour scheme I pretty much give anything... Green and Black. However, aside from the colour scheme, I made sure to follow the actual badge as best as I could... So, here are the pics, which are linked because they're huge. Front. Back. Left side. Right side. The two side pictures are pretty much only to show that I followed the exact same pattern on both sides; I wanted to show symmetry for this one, just like I wanted a colour scheme that worked for once... Something I actually pulled off, since I only used three main colours. =) I don't count the red, since it's only to show a 'glow' in the eyes, another recolour I made, since otherwise you wouldn't be able to see the design that makes the badge more than just a normal block of wood cut into a shape. Well, aside from the other special properties the badge has. =P Also, I realize there are holes that shouldn't be there... And I tried my best to get rid of those, as the only ones left are the ones I just can't get rid of due to the design of the badge. The most noticeable ones are the ones on the side, near the top. That's mostly due to how I handled the design of the main badge 'skeleton', since I used those pieces that you can set to pretty much any angle, which I needed for this, since it wasn't just a square badge. Let me know what you guys think! And before anyone asks, yes, it is pretty much the same size, since you can effectively hold the badge in your hand... Something people who are familiar with the current Bleach arc should know the importance of, and that I hinted at in the tags I used.
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Hi,Let me introduce to you my Moc and BBC. I'm well-know thanks my MOCToran (Moc-Toran) in the French Network and a bit by my Toa. Visit my Gallery and give feedback =) http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=451834 ~Piruk-MRFFB
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This is Makuta Destynax. I had a topic about him before the forum's re-make. He started off roughly the same size, but much less impressive. Over time, I've been updating him little by little until he has reached this stage. He's an important character in my epic, Reawakening. Here's the MOCpages gallery: http://mocpages.com/moc.php/224387 Alas, over the downtime quite a few of his pieces went missing, so I'm afraid this gallery is the last the internet will see of him. C&C, please!
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Here is an older, dismantled MOC of mine that I still had pictures of, so I figured I'd post them. (sorry if it's blurry)Fronthttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Aedai-Rivin/Kappa/kappa_front.jpgBackhttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Aedai-Rivin/Kappa/kappa_tails.jpgClose up of face without maskhttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Aedai-Rivin/Kappa/kappa_no_mask.jpg C&C Welcome as usual. Rivin
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My Self MOC after Drevan Preast, Obscurum - Time Paradox Version Gallery : http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=475715 TOPIC : http://www.bzpower.com/board/index.php?showtopic=408
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I made a bunch of MOCs when BZP was offline. I will share all of them Abracadabra Gallery Decepticon Crankcase Gallery Eundur Gallery Faleeon Gallery Gali Mistika Gallery Radium Gallery Obscurum Time Paradox Version Gallery Vearl Gallery Tantibus V Gallery Tortuga Gallery Takkamega 01 Gallery Sanguine Noctis Gallery Royal Hard Suit Gallery Critics and Comments are allowed!
