someone could turn this into a die.
that’s the first thing i thought after seeing it.
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Here’s a simple matoran design that I came up with today. Since it uses the tohunga head, it is a bit limited in terms of color, but it still looks good in my opinion. The head should be able to move side to side, and up.
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No clue what the connection points on that piece are, but it doesn’t look like that base design would be too hard to modify.
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Yep, the base design is just this.
The tohunga head is mostly there to add detail and bulk, but could easily be subsituted with other armor.
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Has anyone tried using the Ultimate Dume Mask? I want to find a way to adapt it to work with a figure (for reference, think of a more greebly Inikabuild), but due to how weirdly the mask is made it’s kinda difficult to do that.
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Here is a MOC that uses it:
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Also on my instagram profile, there is a tutorial post on how to build that head, if you are interested of course!
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9MWXqEpNsy/
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Back in the mid 90s, lego introduced ‘Slope, Curved 4 x 2 x 2 Triple’ as a shaping element in freestyle buckets. The element was used in creator and dacta sets in the 2000s and was even used as a headrest in the adventurers island racer car, the only time it was not used in a creator theme. Years later, in 2018, lego introduced ‘Slope, Curved 1 x 2 x 1’ to act as a more practical replacement to the original part. It takes four of them and a 2x2 brick to perfectly emulate the shape of ‘Slope, Curved 4 x 2 x 2 Triple’.
‘Slope, Curved 1 x 2 x 1’ currently comes in fifteen more colors than the original brick, meaning you can retroactively go back and replace the headrests of the original island racer to build a whole rainbow fleet of them if you want.
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Thanks, its a bit big for my purposes but I’ll give it a look.
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tips for custom heads with G1 Kanohi that connect to a balljoint neck? Preferable with eyes, as it’s a Huna, but that’s negotiable.
Noble or great?
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great
Here’s a block that uses eight of the white house arch bricks and two of the redesigned four bar hubs.
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which mario is this
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No mario game, it’s an original design.
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you never cease to amaze us
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Here’s an anti snot block that uses two ‘Bracket 2 x 2 - 1 x 2 Centered’ and the stamper tile + 1x1 plate with vertical clip stud reversal combo to leave a gap between a couple of sets of 1 x 4 wall panels.
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OK, now that’s something I could really use, if nothing than for a cool crate design.
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That is simply artful
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