Gyarados in LDD

Just screwing around with some Ogrum masks in LDD. Thought chaining them together would create some interesting texture.

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This… I love this! This is an amazing MOC and the texture looks very serpent-like. The facial build is also impressive.

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Holy mother of Arceus. This looks amazing!

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Thanks, y’know if you bought like 30-40 Ogrum masks irl you could probably do something like this.

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I would love to see that in real life.

It would probably cost a lot though. :confused:

Regardless, phenomenal MOC.

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I can’t believe no one thought of this before. It amazing

I can’t believe you made this by just screwing around in LDD.
You should win a medal for this. I have no complaints with this thing.

I have never seen a MOC this good before.

######I hope this doesn’t get flagged.

The control V topic my friend, The control V topic.

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P E R F E C T I O N

mama margikarp would be proud

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holy crap I didn’t even think this was lego at first

This is spectacular, it makes a terrific use of parts (the Ogrum heads particularly) and is able to to look fairly accurate to the official thing. I also love how you designed the face.

#I love this.

Awesome.
Now give hime a Gyaradosite, if you know what I mean. :wink:

Get shopping.

well, what a thing to wake up too.
######it’s beautiful

This is just perfect.

@GIF.Man.Ben I find it amazing that you find gifs like these.

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This looks amazing!!

That’s awesome.

I the wish the face was more pronounced, but still awesome.

Wow, LDD looks a lot better than it used to look. It’s been a while since I last used it.

It was built in LDD then given a high quality render with Bluerender software that can be downloaded free at this link:

99.9% sure that he rendered the model before he posted it. :wink:

EDIT: Kapura’d

Huh, It sure does make the bricks look a whole lot more realistic.