I reckon your one looks pretty good 
I am still not really sure which one I will use yet. But you will see when my new self MOC in a couple of weeks.
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Mine looks ok but it yours pulls off the undead look a lot better.
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I Ike have ball joints in the shoulders.
I have a couple that use hordika feet. Not the same piece, but similar, so it could give you some inspiration.
The first is a custom torso. The second is a modified Inika torso. I could make tutorials for either, if you want.
And like was said before, the Maxilos set uses a Kalmah foot. It’s a good torso, but maybe too big.
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The first one looks quite grand. May I have instructions?
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I’ll put one together tomorrow.
Link to an imgur album
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Thx m8.
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fyi, for those interested in using this torse, but who dont want to cut pieces, I made it, and the cut light saber rod can be replaced with an old spanner/robot hand. you just have to push it in a bit, and it will hold the mata foot in
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But it isn’t a lightsaber rod. It’s one of these pieces.
Pneumatic tubing. These ones are legal to cut, as they tell you to cut them in some official sets, such as the seattle space needle I got them from.
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yea, i know. i do cut those. however, it kinda looks like a lightsaber rod, and “lightsaber rod” is just general jargon. cut a “T” rod, and it is still referred to as a lightsaber rod.
You’re both wrong. That particular element is “rigid hose” and it’s slightly different than pneumatic hose. Pneumatic hose is made out of rubber instead of hard plastic so it’s much more malleable and you can stick T-fittings into the ends to route air different places.
Rigid hose is tougher to serve two purposes. Originally it was meant to be used as a sheath for the old cable system then after that was phased out it was repurposed as a decorative element on technic vehicles and remains a decorative element on trains and architectural sets today.
Does anyone have some good titan CCBS/technic only leggs? I find those the most difficult to do.
In a bit I might post a tutorial on how to build my self moc’s head.
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Anyone got any smooth ish leg designs I could use for ideas on a large moc?
I’ve tried some designs but it either looks bad or can barely stand.
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someone has any cool lower arm design for a little skinny female moc?
I don’t know the connections your using or size of the moc but I have a design that could work. The model is my self moc so they’re modified to fit her though you can do whatever with the base or the hand.
alright, that’s a cool design but it wont work, the upper arm is made of one of the metru limbs
still thanks for posting your design
I want to change it because Im not happy with the lower arm design, Im neither happy with the upper torso, any suggestion?
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maybe add a ball on both sides of a 2 long axel and it could still work as a double elbow. I’m not sure though as my uses for these use hf bones.
As for the build the arms look odd hanging off like they are just floating next to the body. Maybe move the balls up so they look connected. I’d also remove the limbs and the metru waist becuase it just doesn’t look that good for what I guess is a collar.