DEAR Eljay and other top community board Officials
I was wondering if you would be willing to make a contest for the following
A SEVENTH BOHROK A SEVENTH BOHROK-VA AND A SEVENTH BOHROK-KAL ALL OF THE LIGHT ELEMENT EXCEPT THE KAL WHICH WILL HAVE ONE OF THE KRAATA FEATURED POWER VARITIONS LIKE THE OTHER SIX BOHROK-KAL I WOULD ALSO ENCOURAGE IF POSSIBLE UTALIZING 3D OR Resin PRINTED DIFFERENT UNIQUE HAND PIECES FEATURED FOR THE BOHROK AND BOHROK KAL THAT ARE NOT OF THE SAME SHAPES FEATURED FOR THE OTHER SIX ORIGINAL BOHROK OR BOHROK KAL ANYWAYS HERE’S SOME INSPIRATION EXAMPLES
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Uh, seems like you’ve already designed some Av-Bohrok, since there’s so many photo examples. Are you sure we need a contest for it, since you’ve already got so many constructed with custom-painted pieces?
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There just mere examples for some basing off of ideas not officially what I want others to make them into this contest is not for my benefit alone I know there is so much more others can do in the way of there own designs I just suggested the contest If you want to initiate it thats up to you but I do think it would be an interesting idea go ahead with it Im Ijust thinking it would make most sense to base them off of the element of light concluding what Ive seen and heard and read in The bionicle lore and also the fact that all bohrok are originally Av-Matoran which are matoran of the light element.
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I don’t really feel like there’s enough potential variety in this concept to warrant a contest.
The premise of what you’re suggesting is essentially just a “recolor an existing canister set within a limited predetermined palette contest”, which doesn’t exactly sound like an enticing creative challenge for moccists.
Also given Eljay and Meso’s past experiences with the canon contests (not to mention Eljay’s intense work schedule that’s forced him to take an indefinite hiatus) I don’t imagine they’re really capable of or enthusiastic about running contests of any kind any time soon.
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Understood
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This is a super cool headplate.
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This Bohrok you designed is really beautiful. What did you use to color in the headpiece? Was it some special gold paint used for models?
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