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Greetings.
You may or may not remember Sergeant
Destroy from last year.
Well, I figured he needed a sidekick, so here it is -
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It’s Private Porkrind. Not the brightest fellow on the block, but then he is
only two years old. He does have brute strength and an almost fanatical devotion
to his sarge in his favour though.
The inspiration for this fellow was two parts Gamorrean Guard and one part
Obelix.
Next, the Sarge needs an arch-nemesis...
Please enjoy,
Allister
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Allister McLaren wrote:
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It’s Private Porkrind. Not the brightest fellow on the block, but then he is
only two years old. He does have brute strength and an almost fanatical
devotion to his sarge in his favour though.
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Nice build! It’s always challenging to build a MOC in this scale, but I think
you’ve captured the look of the Pig (or Gamorrean) quite well. Indeed, he looks
quite “Boar-ed”...
Good use of the Dinosaur parts in this MOC - but, why the lack of a (Pig) tail?
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Next, the Sarge needs an arch-nemesis...
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Looking forward to it... (or him... or her)!
Cheers,
“Big Daddy” Nelson
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I love this. The face in particular is great. Well done Allister!
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Allister McLaren wrote:
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I figured Sergeant Destroy needed a sidekick, so here it is -
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folder when
moderated
It’s Private Porkrind. Not the brightest fellow on the block, but then he is
only two years old. He does have brute strength and an almost fanatical
devotion to his sarge in his favour though.
The inspiration for this fellow was two parts Gamorrean Guard and one part
Obelix.
Please enjoy,
Allister
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Very nice. I first looked at
this picture, and
thought that the face was out of proportion, because I thought that his nostrils
were supposed to be his eyes. (In that first pic the right eye is hidden behind
the nose, and a tusk covers the left eye.) Then I looked at
the pic with his mouth
open, and I realized his true face. (BTW, what a darling little 2 year old you
have.)
I really like the whole overall build; the dino bodies in the arms,
the SNOT on the torso, the clown feet and the ax--they’re all well done.
David
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Outstanding! You continue to move this scale forward. Very inspiring.
Felix
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Allister McLaren wrote:
I liked this so much, I voted for it at Brickvention 06.
The undersides of slopes don’t get enough decorative duty !
Lots of details around the back as well.
-pete.w
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Nelson Yrizarry wrote:
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Nice build! It’s always challenging to build a MOC in this scale, but I think
you’ve captured the look of the Pig (or Gamorrean) quite well. Indeed, he
looks quite “Boar-ed”...
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Good use of the Dinosaur parts in this MOC - but, why the lack of a (Pig)
tail?
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Curses. You’re right. I’ll try and add one.
Thanks Nelson.
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Next, the Sarge needs an arch-nemesis...
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Looking forward to it... (or him... or her)!
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I hope you’re patient. Probably take me another 6 months to get to it...
In lugnet.build.mecha, Linus Bohman wrote:
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I love this. The face in particular is great. Well done Allister!
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Thanks Linus. I really enjoy trying to render a cartoony face out of lego.
In lugnet.build.mecha, David Gregory wrote:
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Very nice. I first looked at
this picture, and
thought that the face was out of proportion, because I thought that his
nostrils were supposed to be his eyes. (In that first pic the right eye is
hidden behind the nose, and a tusk covers the left eye.)
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Hmmm. Didn’t notice that. Apologies for any inconvenience ;)
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I really like the whole overall build; the dino bodies
in the arms, the SNOT on the torso, the clown feet and the ax--they’re all
well done.
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Thanks.
In lugnet.build.mecha, Felix Greco wrote:
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Outstanding! You continue to move this scale forward. Very inspiring.
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Thanks Felix. Actually, most of my mecha builds are around this scale, it’s just
with these figures I’m free from the constraint of trying to fit a minifig in
there, and I don’t need to bother with all that tedious research in trying to
replicate some anime robot. Not that I don’t like anime, I’m just too lazy to
look stuff up.
In lugnet.build.mecha, Pete White wrote:
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I liked this so much, I voted for it at Brickvention 06.
The undersides of slopes don’t get enough decorative duty !
Lots of details around the back as well.
-pete.w
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Ah, you were the one :) Thanks Pete. It still didn’t get enough votes to topple
your tower though. Maybe I should’ve made a six foot tall version.
Thanks again everyone,
Allister
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