6.30.2009

You can Find Good Stuff on MOCpages

...If you know where to look:


Not quite bionicle, this guy integrates a lot of standard technic as well as some system. The result is absolutely fantastic, very mechanical but somehow alive and natural. The gears add a cool artistic flair and the photography, though it may seem whack at first, actually compliments the edgy feel of the model.


By Cameron.

Posted by Erik at 30.6.09

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6 comments:

Primus said...

Cool! I wasn't expect this to get blogged, so it was a pleasant surprise.

6/30/2009
Erik said...

Are you Cameron? (the builder)

6/30/2009
Mike said...

Yes.

7/01/2009
Erik said...

Well I guess that kinda defeats the title...

7/01/2009
Joseph Armtstrong said...
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7/08/2009
Joseph Armtstrong said...

Haha. Flickr wins again.

7/08/2009

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