This might be useful. I discovered that the new Harry Potter wand pieces have quite a few potential uses. On their own, they can be used as spindly fingers. In axel holes, they can be poseable like mini ball socket systems. The balled end can also be rounded with light sanding, to turn clips into micro ball sockets.
This is for anyone who is interested in the one part of my self moc that took me three years to figure out.
The human shoulder system allows Bionicle and CCBS figures and MOCs to have the same range of shoulder motion that a human does. Utilizing a “Floating Anchor” system of uo to eight points of articulation (per shoulder) rather than a fixed shoulder connection on a torso or gearbox.
Some time ago I made a video of how to do a Bionicle bow and I thought it could be interesting. I don’t know if this topic is gonna be closed it think so, but I don´t really know. So I risk it.
Hey guys, I want to make elbows on my moc, not just the generic ball and socket elbows, but something that really makes them stand out a bit, any ideas?
Wow, you used a Hero Factory gun for the lower legs, and more importantly, you made it work. A+
Ive been trying to find the original bionicle gearbox in lego digital designer, I looked under the mega figure bones/feet/hands/heads section and I still can’t find it, so does anyone know the proper place to find it.
Well, good news: I found it and it has more than enough articulation to make that. (About 40 points of articulation depending on how you count it), bad news: it is a ‘bit bigger’ than brutaka