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About to do my first illuminate mission!!!! I'll update y'all about how it went afterwards.
About to do my first illuminate mission!!!! I'll update y'all about how it went afterwards.
Sci-Fi/Post-Apocalypse
It is called the midnight of super earth. :)
Or the fact that I don’t have access to real legos anymore will not stop me from making mocs (more on that under the cut).
I’ve really enjoyed Helldivers and I’ve been meaning to make one of those for some time, now. And I think it turned out quite alright, all things considered. It’s a shame this happened he will never physically be on my shelf, but it’s better than nothing~
Anyway, details and rumbling under the cut, as always.
Here are more viewpoints :
Most of the parts here are articulated, although the head barely moved, and the second joint of each leg is fixed, because making it movable with this size would have been a hassle.
Though, it still has a lot of posability (even the small pincers move !).
The bottom is not really detailed, because it won’t be seen much, but I’ve still added a few things, including the protuberant bile sack underneath, because it gave me a great excuse to use an alien egg, which used to be an incredible piece.
Now though, let’s deal with what this isn’t : real.
It’s fully made with Bricklink’s Studio, which is a free computer software giving one access to pretty much all the bricks you can think of, without limitations on colour (this is great, because 99% of the pieces I use here do not exist in the colour scheme I used). It also comes with a part designer, to create custom prints and/or bricks. There aren’t any prints here, but I am working on something else which uses them.
The only down part is that I can’t use any illegal technic, which is a shame since I usually rely on those a lot (check my post about the Citadel and you’ll understand~). It does make sense, though, and custom rotations are allowed, so it’s not all bad.
Also, if you’ve read until there, congrats ! I do have one more thing to say, though. Given that I know have access to an infinite amount of bricks, I can take requests, if you ever have an idea you’d want to see realised (albeit note it might take a while !).