Took me awhile to know what pieces were used for the shield and realize it’s just some old Technic parts and a pod underneath, also is it really a shield? If so, it’s way too small to guard itself.
I somewhat like the short arms due to the elongated weapons (even though the design for those looks rather bad from the flip side), I wish you added something on the back since the top doesn’t have much intrest; but overall he’s an fulmination.
Is the toe design a trend now?
The legs and arms are way to skinny but the rest is fine
They have been for awhile.
Oh my. That’s a good moc.
Nah, it’s just a buckler.
Nice use of changeover catches as decorations. Fun fact, this part is from the 1996 technic space shuttle.
It was designed to engage and disengage different functions when mated with a driving ring, the functions being door movement, crane turning, crane lifting, and activating the fiber optic engine.
I love seeing thos neon pieces under blue light it always looks so cool
I like it a lot.
I really like the armor sculpting on this one, but if I may make a suggestion the arms seem a little to scrawny especially when compared to that amazing torso build
Sweet MOC. The head looks too small, but I suspect that’s just because the chest is so large. Otherwise there’s a lot to love about this. Especially the weapons, which are really wicked.
This is really cool. As said above, the head does feel a little small. However, the size difference does add a bit more personality, if that makes sense. Great job!
I almost thought his buckler was a rohtuka spinner
those thighs absolutely disgust me but besides that this is fair;y cool looking. the proportions are really weird though, and the color layering needs work. Besides that, this is pretty nice
Spectacular!
He’s B E E F E D
Very nice!
The one bit I find odd is his lower waist, as it doesn’t flow with the rest of him; very blocky and greebled when everything else is smooth.
@Likus did that part first appear in that set, because I know it’s been used in a lot more than just that one
Yes, it first appeared in that set and it’s still in use today, still as a changeover catch for activating different functions.
I like it. Big and beefy, but also very sturdy looking.