The Legend never over.
Wow, cork works really well for a rocky terrain
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Thank you @Ghid!
I tried to painting cork for use its texture only, but it became so “plastic-like” thing, and cancelled it.
and simply cork works well, I used similar colored stones!
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VERY NICE.
love how you can see Kini Nui in the background.
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Thank you @N01InParticular!
In early days, many set CGs has Kini-Nui as background, and I love it!
I can never forget these good old days…
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This is something I always wanted to do as a kid but never was able to do!
This is perfect! You did an amazing job!
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Thank you @Pakari!
Yeah me too, this is one of my Childhood’s dreams!
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Everything about this is fantastic!
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Amazing! I love that you have the MNOG menu symbols on the case and that you’ve put two of the sliver/grey masks in the display, 10/10
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Thank You so much @TheCobaltCorsair!
Thank You @Eilrach!
MNOG is the best GAME for me, so I play still now!
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This is awesome!!! 
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Thank you so much @Xyatharus !
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Very impresive!
Wow, it’s like a little time capsule from 2001, love the little MNOG menu reference.
Thank you @ToaKebaka!
Thank you @Kraata!
I love MNOG, and can never forget 2001’s wondering emotion!
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Holy hell, that’s amazing! The lighting really makes it come to life.
I could totally believe this was a long-lost promo display from 2001 - but better!
That’s incredible, well done! The cork works fantastically.
Thank you @CalamitousT!
This display is my Childhood’s dream, and I realy glad finaly finished this!
Thank you @MooCowsRock!
At first I thought about using real sand, but I decided to use cork because I didn’t want to hurt Toa’s hoot and I wanted them to stand up stably!