maybe experiment with hf shells? those would give ggo coverage and are very posable, check out how the chima figures pulled it off.
i saw you there last week?
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How? That’s kind of hard to do…
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Long story short, I replied to a controversial post. I was not mean, but the comment got deleted, then I was banned from r/bioniclelego, then I made a new account to go back, and got banned from Reddit as a whole for working around a ban.
It really isn’t. I find a dozen deleted users in nearly every comment section. Right now, I’m using the account RedPandalorian_, but I don’t comment because I will be caught with a new account and deleted.
I’ve been avoiding that solution because HF bones are black and gray.
I will…
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I expertly avoid getting banned on reddit by never going there in the first place 
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i was talking about the shells, they come in many different colors
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I made the mistake of not being as wise as you. I’m not being sarcastic when I’m saying that
is legit life advice.
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So I came up with this technique a year ago and only got around to sharing it now 
Hey you! Yes, I’m talking to you, the sentient pot sticker with internet access. Do you like Knight’s Kingdom helmets? You do? Well too bad, because there’s no good and legal way to attach them to your own creations without the KK head underneath, so there! 
…Until now, that is 
Behold, the extremely lame Inkwell Head! By utilizing two inkwell pieces on a 1x1 modified brick, you too can craft a genuinely copium-huffing method of attaching your Kight’s Kingdom helmets to other builds.
Now keep in mind, some of the helmets have different levels of wear to the two bumps on the inside, and while the white slope I utilized held the speckled Vladek helmet in place well enough, I can’t guarantee the inside shape of every other helmet will respond the same way. It’s also quite possible that, while the Vladek helmet held on tightly, other helmets with more or less wear will behave differently.
There’s also differing levels of space in between the helmets and the head depending on which is used, so a cape or other similar LEGO cloth might be preferred to the flat slope if you want different eye details.
And there you have it. Lemme know if this works for you in your builds 
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Ghid the savior
I’ve been needing a technique like this for a while. Will be stealing.
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OH MY GOSH THIS IS AMAZING! SCREW YOU, REDDITORS WHO DRILLED HOLES IN YOUR KNIGHTS’ KINGDOM MASKS!
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When I was in the process of building my own intake on melding universe teridax, I found out by experimenting with more of legos newest parts, I found out these little gold pieces fit into the slot in area of the rahkshi’s spin flawlessly and without damaging either part, I thought someone would definitely like to use this for a custom built spin design. I might do it myself in the future.
Also you will have to block the open end part like I did here, so they don’t fall out. I hope you find this useful 
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IT’S SO CUTEEEE
Now I need to see a welding Teridax
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I really want someone to take those parts and make a version that has a 1L axle just added to the interior.
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Hi everyone.
I had the idea to use the ankle guard as a neck guard for a Glatorian build
and I’ve tried some configurations, but apparently my brain is not braining anymore and I can’t find a way to build the torso without the shoulders being too far back or too far low. (I have the rest of the build pretty much figured out).
Any ideas?
P.S.
Since I want this to be buildable irl I’m sticking to pieces in existing colors and the build is primarily red (armor) and dark red (body parts).
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How many hours?
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I’ve had it in a moc on my shelf for days now. Doesn’t stress the pieces at all.
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