I've decided to dedicate mocs to a part of my book lore called the Chaos Multiverse. This is basically me trying to put my main universe's main character Dante against opponents that you don't even think they're worth fighting. It's also the fascist universe. #bionicle #mocs #bioniclemocs #lego
So, my lore is in no way related to Bionicle. It's a completely original universe. However... Do y'all wanna see my team? #bioniclemocs
What if... A Wendigo stalked the forests of Mata Nui?
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Toa Solek, in his augmented form, gazes at the Mask of Light.
Never before seen pic from Solek 2.0 (I forgot to add it to the original post 💀)
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Ignis: Glatorian of Fire
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A closer look at the foot and leg construction, which was by far one of the hardest parts about the MOC to get down right. With the gigantic head and body above, I had to get enough stability down below to make sure it all stood. Some more technic pieces as well as Gen 2 Bionicle gear boxes were used as the base of the feet, adding on the toes shortly after.
A zoomed out shot of the tail and leg construction, featuring a back leg support that was connected to the main leg, which as shown in an early picture: is mainly constructed out of technic beams.
Another close up look at the legs and their construction.
A shot of the Shin Godzilla MOC, next to another MOC of mine. This is the only picture I have of it unfortunately.
Final few shots here of the MOC and its construction, spending a lot of time on the leg here in particular because it is so important. The other MOC there in the last one I have no other pictures of, but was inspired by Springtrap from FNAF.
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A finished shot featuring my MOC on the floor of my bed room.
Close up shot of the mouth and head of the MOC and how that all worked, really wanted to focus on getting the teeth just right, making it feel numerous and jagged.
A closer look at the spines and back mentioned earlier, a lot of technic pieces were used to create the space necessary that would allow the spine pieces to be there. I also used the Gen 2 Bionicle gear box piece as shown here, using that to create some more area, as well as definition to the arms and armor.
A look at the arms and hands of the MOC, simple design, but small and in the same pose that Shin Godzilla was often seen in.
For those curious: yes the MOC was inspired by Shin Godzilla, as at the time the movie was coming out in North American theaters, and I made this in celebration. I don't recall if it had a name, and if it did I have forgotten it by this point.
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Two of my MOC's standing side by side next to each other, with the one on the right being the one I was currently developing at the time. I had developed the skeletal structure at this point, as well as few bits of armor with the black and red color scheme.
A closer look at the head and neck build that was being used for my MOC, I really wanted to get the feel of the spines down, and so used the Hero Factory blade and flame spark pieces in conjunction to get that effect.
A more finished look to the MOC, with most of the armor pieces installed and the head finished. The head ended up being extremely top heavy to the whole model, so I couldn't exactly move it around all too much.
A day time show of the finished MOC, standing next to another MOC of mine. This provided a shot of the tail and what it looked like, as well as a sense of scale with the whole model.
Thread time on the development of an old MOC I had made! Unfortunately due to space and how many pieces it gobbled up during its creation, I did have to disassemble it later down the line, but this still is my proudest work by far.
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