Steampunk Hotwing

[Lalror]

Well, this is a moc that I did using the LU mode in LDD, and I think it kinda turned out pretty good. I tried to give it a little bit of a hotrod look, but steampunky, and WWIIy look at the same time. Hope you like it!

[Brickdoctor]

Quite nice, Lalror. I love the feel of the craft as a whole, the only thing that sort of sticks out is that studs-up plate at the bottom, which doesn't really fit in with the rest of the model IMO. Nothing fancy needed, even making it 1-wide or flipping it over to be studs-down would work. (although you know me - I'd love to see some fancy SNOT work there)

[Lalror]

I was considering doing that, or trying to eliminate the base altogether, but I kinda wanted a cool chassis, and so I used a simple 2x10 to give it what I thought was a good looking appearance. Its also a similar to some old cars that I have seen which was what I was trying to do. Thanks for your kind words, I hope to try to do some more LDD moc's here soon.

~Lalror

[Superkalle]

Well, this is a moc that I did using the LU mode in LDD, and I think it kinda turned out pretty good. I tried to give it a little bit of a hotrod look, but steampunky, and WWIIy look at the same time. Hope you like it!

I really like that the colors stand out so cool against the black background. Super.

For the rest, I think I'll agree with Brickdoctor

[Lalror]

That is possibly one of the things I enjoy most about LDD, the colors. Its nice being able to use colors that are found only on Hero Factory pieces, and it really gives a lot more options in terms of creativity!

[Delta62]

That is really cool and I like the design. Reminds me of The anime series called The Last Exile.

[Tereglith]

...steampunky, and WWIIy look at the same time. Hope you like it!

That's basically a particularly succint definition of what Dieselpunk is, and this MOC is a good example of its aesthetic. And yes, I do like it! That engine is great!

Edited April 7, 2011 by Tereglith