This is the new version of my self MOC, Calamari, Now With Added Tentacles!
I added some updates to its overall design, such as making the colour scheme more consistent, and giving it more squid-like qualities, such as tentacles.
(Front)
(Side)
(Back)
(Other Side)
(Action Pose)
Please tell me what you think!
Looks a lot like Yellowjacket from Ant Man
I’d recommend using only yellow or keetorange.
There is certainly as lot to GRASP onto this fine MOC…
I guess his theme is a follows:
Pretty creative with the tentacles.
I can’t take this too seriously because its so ridiculous, but the build, while nothing to write home about, is actually alright. The exposed axles and pins on the upper arms bother me a lot though.
The mask also kinda sticks out like a sore thumb, but that may be intentional.
I never saw the original version, BUT WHATEVER THIS IS COOL.
I like how Mata/Nuva feet are used for shoulders, as well as the tentacles.
I do think the talon/claw piece used in many bionicle sets (aka the finger piece in UtD) would’ve looked good on the tentacles, I also think more Keetorange (or yellow) could’ve been used.
9.5/10
Oh, yeah, it really does.
But I like it.
@Ekorak Yes, the mask standing out is intentional (I also don’t have a yellow one)
@Toa_Distraxx Thanks, if you want to see the original here’s a link
@Hutere_the_Toa_of_Air Thanks!
I feel that the tentacles need some kind of poison spines 
I would add something to the end of the tentacles. Aside from that, nice job!
The two shades of yellow is a bit odd, but other than that, this MOC is pretty well done. I really like how you did the torso.
I don’t know what it is about it, but I really like this MOC. It’d look great with the mask in yellow, though.
I think the arms could use some reworking, but otherwise this is really good. Nice job.
@Leoxandar @moamahrimatoro I’ll work on it
@Oniwah Thanks, the torso took a while to work out how to make.
@PekekoaOfJungle Thanks, I’m considering getting the mask in yellow.
@Saxton Thanks!
Why did it have to be tentacles?
/s
Seriously, I like this as a simple but effective figure.
