3rd time’s the charm! Pretty sure my kopaka mata revamp is just about finalised now.
Instructos:
and a size comparison with the official set:
and with, uh. Everyone else:
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That’s a huge collection you’ve got there. I’d compare mine but I haven’t bothered to get a full render of everything.
Now on to Kopaka, the design is pretty solid. I really like the amount of articulation and the weapon storage. There’s quite a lot of greebling but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, and in this case it does convey the Mata look quite well. The only complaint I’d have is how loose it is, but that’s a very small thing compared to everything else this MOC does.
One thing I might suggest is finding a way to optionally attach the nuva armour. Not sure about the torso, but for the shoulders it would probably be fairly easy to work from the build you’ve got. Here’s an example of how it could work
Obviously it’s completely up to you what you want to do with your MOC, but I just thought I’d make a suggestion.
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One step ahead of ya there-- my tahu and takanuva both use the shoulders, and takanuva uses the chest too:
I had to scrap some of the chest shaping to fit the nuva armour, but I’m pretty happy with the end result.
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Why did you make a digital moc have red pins?!!?!?
Very nice moc though.
Edit: *Axles
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because the… physical moc was going to have red pins too??
Ohhhhh ok. Just wondering because the red axles clashed with the rest and you had the option to make them black.
And somehow even with the red axles the moc still looks great.
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I actually like red axles and blue pins, regardless of the rest of the colour scheme.
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Huh…Kopaka revamps have been trending nowadays…
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Awesome build nice job.
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