Hello once again. Decided to post a little- Wait, no. this guy ain’t little. He’s like, 10-12 inches.
Anyways, Brought to you by the Getter Rays of LEGO System, I present Getter One!
I’m going to guess that this is based on some mecha.
The MoC reminds me of Transformer’s G1 designs. I think it’s better to aim for a sleeker style, because I think there’s more potential for complexity in that aim, but I’d still say this is a good MoC. Nice work.
It’s based off the 90’s rendition of a 70’s mecha, @ToaSonus :
http://www.hobbyshop2go.com/shop/products/common/upload/2016/02/27/hobbyshop2go-Man-No-Medicom-Toy-VCD-Getter-One-Universal-Trinity-1-922fbec1-1691-4b80-824a-0b934b939b69.jpg
Oh, this is really groovy.
I wish it didn’t have that many exposed studs… But what ya going to do about that, Am I right?
Yea, I have very few smooth plates to cover up things.
Besides, these, along with a selfie, are the only pics I took before I scrapped it, because I only have so many joints.
This is a really nice use of system! It is a very nice MOC with effective custom builds. It has a very vibrant and consistent color scheme with some nice accents. I really enjoy the aesthetic of the MOC, giving a Gundam look, with works nice with LEGO.
I do like system mocs, but have you tried going with curved/smoother pieces in my opinion I think it would make it 10x better
Did I accidentally go back in time to 1986?
(A really nice looking classic build. Great job!)
@Darth_trevan, I do not too many curved pieces, or any smooth plate parts.
@MaskmakerOfLight, thanks!
@CarumSarene, No, ya went back to the 70’s, and then forward to the 90’s.
Oh okay. XD
If only bionicle was around in the 70’s/,80’s
