Until recently , Feng Lu was thought to be nothing more than an ancient Chinese myth. A story told to frighten children. But that was not the case afterall.
For one day an envious, vengeful, spiteful man discovered a passage in an ancient scroll. It told him that he could call forth the cursed Feng Lu to wreak evil upon the world and smite his enemies. To almost anyone, the cost of raising the demon would be much too high. But not for this man. He was more than happy to sacrifice his own soul, plus that of two generations of sons, to eternal ■■■■■■■■■.
Now that the demon Feng Lu has been unleashed, no one seems to know how to banish it again. How many more lives will be extinguished before Feng Lu is destroyed? How many more souls must be sacrificed? We may never know.
Fair criticism. I’m curious though, there are 5 total colors here (black, silver, trans-orange, trans red, light azure). What is your upper limit for the number of colors in a MOC?
This looks like a fairly sturdy build. I like the look of the black, silver, and trans red-orange, but the azure limbs seem to stand out a bit too much. If you could change them to trans red organize limbs, then I think it will look a bit better.
I guess I do see how you want it to stand out. Maybe if you add little azure pieces on the legs, it will help the color distribution a little bit more.
Thanks for your feedback. I’ve received comments like this before, but I’m always left wondering what it means. When you say simple, are you referring to the number of parts/pieces used?
Partially, yes, though I also mean techniques used.
It’s not bad or anything, nor is it criticism worthy, but it does slightly take away a bit of uniqueness in the build, however in this case it looks perfectly fine.
