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Re: Widow Spider: Warning it is yet another Bionicle MOC...
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Tue, 31 May 2005 06:56:35 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Bryce McGlone wrote:
> <snip> I still check all the models out though I usually don't post.
You and me both, brotha!
> However, at the urging of a friend I'm posting my latest Bionicle moc here
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> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126785>
Looks even better completed than when you were building it. It's also quite a
bit larger than I though it would be. I love the spider butt. ;)
> "I've been trying to build these open organic type models. I've dubbed the style
> "weaving" from something ThraxisJr said once, that building Bionicle is like
> weaving. Though how he knows what weaving is like is anyone's guess.
Same way he knows about crochet and quilting. It's scary the things he knows....
> Anyhoo I'm trying to make a semi ridgid skeletal structure and "skin" that
> rather than building out from a solid structure (like a Toa body). I know the
> end result is somewhat messy looking but I'm pushing myself to build a bit
> more free flow. Also I'm gearing up to make something larger which will need
> to be lighter as well. I'm hoping this open type style will help me."
Messy looking, yes. Strong as all get out, yes. Can it be stronger? Not in that
form as I showed you the other night, but it can be stronger. Strong and light
weight...that's what you've built.
Ultimately, I do think this style will help you in a couple of ways namely
strength and versatility in building.
Excellent job, man.
-Dave
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