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There isn't much I can say about this one! It is what it is! I don't particularly plan to do more Minecraft MOCs, but then again, I didn't particularly plan to do this one, it just happened!
Now here's an oldie. This was one of my earliest LEGO action figure building system MOCs and as of this writing it would be the oldest surviving MOC of mine, period. I say "would be" because I've already taken it apart, but I did get a final look at it on video for all of y'all and for all of posterity, for what it's worth.
Here's yet another chapter in my ongoing Hero Factory GEO series of geometric shape explorations. The similarities between this and the pyramid I did last surprised me quite a bit. Who knows what's next.
Here's a minifig-scale experimental single-wheel vehicle that's still in testing! Always fun to try something out of the ordinary. This one didn't turn out quite as well as I would have hoped form, but I'm still just low on System parts. I need more Bricklink hauls, and more importantly, I need to do more set reviews to collect a wider variety of new pieces!
Ah, space, the final frontier & all that. Always been a LEGO Space fan, I have, though I never had the good fortune of getting my hands on one of the original late 1970s early 1980s sets that were in stores when I first fell under the theme's spell. Whelp, here we are in 2013, and I'm bringing last century's spaceyness to my future LEGO city! Humble beginnings, but watch it all grow!
This is not an attempt to perfectly replicate DNA. It is not a DNA replica. It is just me continuing to play around with parts & shapes to discover new possibilities with the Hero Factory bone pieces.
In this archival footage (most recent clips in this video are from August 2011), you get to see the seven members of the Dark Order who stayed behind to guard Zemai-4 for all of eternity. For some unknown reason, their most recently known forms do not precisely match those of the historical record. Zeyek passed along no explanation.
Well, will ya look at that?! About thirteen years after swearing off LEGO altogether to focus on a single other hobby, I'm putting some of my old bricks from that era back to work, along with a lot of new stuff! This is the beginning of something very big and exciting for me!
My Hero Factory GEO explorations bear more fruit, this time in the form of a pretty normal, current storyline villain MOC that's inspired by spiders and built around the core of my Cuboid Snowflake.
Not perfect, not pretty, but very interesting and educational for me. I've already created a new non-GEO MOC using one of the techniques I discovered while building this thing. More on that later!
This tiny translucent curiosity follow s the theme of my Lucient Sprite and Lucient Hydra MOCs. If I remember correctly, though, this little guy was actually made before even the Sprite. Why it took me so long to publish this is of no concern, though. What matters is that it's here now, and by the time you're reading this, these parts are back in circulation for use in more new MOCs!
Here's an oldie, but goodie, used in the old Rilovians story, though made even earlier than that. I've kept this one on display for nearly four years, and now it is finally meeting the fate of the vast majority of my MOCs!
Introducing Hero Factory GEO, a new series of exploratory & experimental MOCs based upon simple geometric designs. Each creation in this series will focus on a single shape and seek to either accurately realize that shape using primarily standard ball & socket connections, or use that basic shape to create something interesting & new.
Here's a Hero Factory Brain Attack series MOC for ya with a bit of warning regarding what can occur when the brain parasite infestation process goes wrong!