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He doesn’t really look like a Toa of Iron much to me, but he’s an excellent moc anyways. The brown orange combo looks quite interesting.
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Thanks! I can imagine, he probably misses gunmetal but indeed the current color scheme was what peeked my interest. If you would have to assign an element to him, which one would it be?
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Maybe plasma who disguised his white armor to be camouflaged or something.
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Nice! That could be interesting. I could even replace the medium brown parts with white to match the color scheme. Or I could replace them with dark red to make a Toa of Fire.
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no
I like the brown orange combo
but like
Add some vestigial white elements so that it looks like a disguise, know what I mean?
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I know, just hypothetically (I won’t alter the model). Regardless what do you mean with vestigial?
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Add some white parts scattered about the build.
So that the brown doesn’t look natural.
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Nice moc! Although to me he looks more like a toa of stone than of iron
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Sand! I know it wasnt an element in the MU but he screams sand toa to me using his board to jet across sand dunes looking for lost relics.
A sand toa would in a way be a duel elemental having less control over both elements, but can combine them, so for sand would be a stone/air toa.
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Nice! That’s exactly what I had in mind. Sailing across a seemingly endless desert with a warm sunset that bounces of ‘medium nougat’ sand.
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Gave the design a major update. The hoverboard remains the same but the model itself was changed in a number of significant ways. The arms are simpler and more stable with the new ball joint sockets and the treasure chest now comes as a detachable backpack instead of a loose shoulder bag that gets in the way. See the first seven photos. I also deemde it a Toa of Stone instead of a Toa of Sand now.
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