mccoyed
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One of the best story and build combos so far on AG. I love how big and detailed the boat is, and how you so effectively featured different parts of it for the story.
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That's a great micro, but the standout here is the lava. Subtle, awesome work.
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The amount of detail you managed to cram into that little vehicle is really impressive.
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I like the engine a lot. Reminds me of the way the Nova Corps fighter set is designed.
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Nice lines on this. The silhouette would be immediately recognizable.
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[K - B08] Field testing the QATC-76 "Turtle" Armored Troop Car
mccoyed replied to NuckElBerg's topic in AG1 Archive
That is another super impressive digital build. I love the design of the vehicle. Looks like a monster truck on hover-pads. -
Fun build. Especially with the pinkish water, which is a cool idea!
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Very, very cool idea. I love the ship design and I like the cartoon effect of the bright colors to represent the sunset. It feels like an animation still or something from a comic book. I do think you should reread your story and address grammar and spelling issues, though.
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That mining rig is awesome.
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Some day I'll make it down to one of these.
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New rockwork is gorgeous and I love all the little details you managed to add into the beacon housing itself. I never even thought of using technic for rockwork. You're a genius, SK.
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Amazing creature and I love that spire of rock!
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I like the blocky design of this ship. It looks very industrial.
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Very cool vehicle.
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Thanks! I thought even for such a little build, the camo would bring that something special. Thanks Nuck. With one build a week and many other Lego commitments, I have to think hard about where to put those resources. They're only available to a certain echelon of operator, Narbilu-sama. I'm sure a few in your wardrobe could be arranged, though! Haha this is the first time I've ever made anything where anyone had to ask how I did it. :D Thanks Bob! Close but nooooo! Thanks! Haha yeah, you got it. Thanks Kai. It's most effective when Koro keeps his head down! Thanks Pombe! Hey, Koro is standing in an awkward spot. If he doesn't move soon, I'm sure he's risking being spotted with the two-tone thing! I have to admit that the Kali Civil War has just gotten completely beyond me. I had a nonstarter couple of months with Lego and it just blew past. Great time for GoH in general, but I had to step away. Now that I'm back with the Lego, it seems like there's more to do than ever, though! Thanks Shmails! Thanks! He usually keeps his hood a bit lower, but even KG technology can't do everything. Haha that is the best compliment a build like this could receive! Thanks! The brown rocks definitely seem associated with Hamilton's Belt since I used it twice, but I think brown rocks don't appear enough in builds so instead of doing an odder color or going with the standard bley and light bley scheme, I took a shot at this and it works nicely.
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This build has everything going for it, great vehicle and great creature and great landscaping... but what really stands out is the unusual angle of the photography!
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It's good that there are other operators out there doing what they can to protect our work on Greater Direstan.
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Yeah, it's difficult to see in the concept art but I think the way the Jupiter Ascending Zero works is that its legs fuse and form a sort of "third leg" thing. The way they are in motion, like all the tech in that film, is very collapsible and modular with free-floating appendages and stuff. Very cool. Here's a shot of V2 with many more on Flickr: sideguns by Evan Todd-McCoy, on Flickr Thanks! Thanks so much!
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Desatoya Mountains Greater Direstan - 3185 Using the Less Than Zero, Koro managed to infiltrate Greater Direstan ahead of the main Kawashita expeditionary forces. He tracked the pirates he had encountered at Hamilton's Belt into a secure mountain bunker. Thanking those intrepid Kawashita engineers who invented it, he initialized his Active Camouflage and proceeded to gather as much intel as possible. Any information he acquired could be used to disrupt the pirates' plans for Greater Direstan, but more importantly he might find out who exactly is behind them... He stalks the corridors, waiting for pauses in the hum of the ventilation cyclers. He stays out of the light. He listens and tracks the patrol routes to areas of interest. He counts every minute without having to fire a shot as a significant victory. And he learns what he can: The pirates call themselves the Dust Demons. Their leader is a mean son-of-a-laser-gun that they call The Commodore. Koro files this away, along with the structural layout of the bunker and the best ways to completely devastate it before anyone even knows he's there. He imagines that after this, they'll have to call him Koro the Demonslayer or something suave like that.
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Amazing work here. The effort to do Lego comics is something I've only been brave enough to dip my toes in. I'm so glad you went all the way in, though, and I hope your work inspires more people to do similar.
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Welcome to KG, Wedge. Plenty of infrastructure needed always!
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Love the great build, of course, but the accompanying narration was funny and cool too. What a great idea for an Explorer build, though. Top marks.
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Love the cleanness of this one. Also great stacked wood and a cool idea for a flaming arrow that I've never seen before.
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Them Algus better watch out!
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Excellent build but... how did you make those cool cubes?