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Mitgardia Guild: Homepage, Sign-up and Discussion
Infernum replied to Sirens-of-Titan's topic in Guilds of Historica
Hm, me likey so far SK! Can't wait to see more! -
Sorry. . I see what you mean about non looking like a hero, but I tried to make his normal half look as much like a 1.0 hero as possible. He has wider lower legs with the foot piece, like 1.0 heroes. He has the contrast color at the knee. And I think the torso looks kinda like one of the big, specialized pieces TLG did for each Hero. My goal here wasn't to build in a hero factory style, but to adapt my style to a hero. So think about it like my original take on Hero Factory, or just a UCS Hero. Hope that explained my view.
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Thanks! Ha, ha, that's OK. I probably wouldn't read it either. Ha, ha! Good guess! Yeah, I've been writing the story in my head for the past few nights... not the best time to do it!
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Next CUUSOO set: 21103 Back to the Future™ Time Machine
Infernum replied to Blakstone's topic in LEGO Licensed
I'm convinced! . Looks great! I can't wait to get my hands on this, if it stays in stock long enough. . -
What does the word “sky” mean on asteroids? Sky is the atmosphere right? So do they lack one? Or would it just be space and all its twinkling stars? The professor wondered these things as he walked up to the dusty, ruined door of the similarly dusty, ruined building. “Gash!” he yelled angrily. “Gash here reporting for duty, sir!” replied the hero, Gash, who was to be the professor’s bodyguard on this mission. Most heroes wouldn’t be very excited for a mission like this, but Gash was just happy to be back in the field, after his last two missions both resulted in… incidents. “I need you to break down this door.” “Sir, yes, sir!” Gash replied, knocking down the door. The professor coughed as dust filled the air from the old door. The two walked into the old building, finding the interior to look much more well kept than the exterior, but still it didn’t look like anyone had been there for a few weeks. “Gash, stay here while I see what’s in here.” “Sir, yes-“ “No more “sirs”!” “Yes sir- I mean, never mind!” The professor walked into what looked like a high tech lab. There were dozens of computer monitors, and a large chair in front of the biggest one that appeared to be on. He sat down and wiped the dust of the screen. The monitor had a single file on it. “Hmm” muttered the professor out loud as he snaked the cursor to the file and clicked it. The document appeared on the screen. He began to read it. It was not two weeks after I was assigned The Project that he arrived. He was Nick Evero, a hero on a recon mission for The Breakout. He came to this asteroid looking for escaped villains. Unluckily to him, my research was very important to my employer, so he had station several goons to protect me. They were quickly able to defeat him, locking him up in case he would be needed later. Unfortunately he would be needed. In those two weeks The Project had consumed my life, so it was that a week after Evero arrived the first prototype was ready. So it was decided that it would be tested on Evero. I was employed to create a life form, one that would be able to find other life forms, latch onto them and be able to control them. I was to create a Brain Slug. The first prototype was much different than the final design. The prototype had large, round, blind eyes that could only sense heat. It was also more slug-like, without legs. It had a beak, able to break into the victim’s head, in order to access the brain. We all gathered around the window of the room Evero was restrained in, and watched in grotesque fascination as the slug slowly, menacingly, crawled toward Evero. Finally it made it, latching onto him. At first nothing seemed to happen. The first prototype was branded a failure, and we went back to researching. But the first slug was anything but a failure. Over the next few weeks Evero was slowly mutated by the slug. It wasn’t until too late that we noticed. By the time we did the final version of the Slug was complete and we had packed up, ready to show it to my employer. As we got into our ship we heard the sound of metal being ripped to shreds. “Evero’s breaking free!” said the last one into the ship, panting. We quickly began to take off, hearing doors being ripped in half, clawed feet shredding the floor, and above all blood curdling shrieks. We saw Evero break though the door, to where our ship was. His shrieks were terrible; they still give me nightmares, as does the sight of him standing over some of my bodyguards, ripping them to shreds. Be warned, soon there will be a massive Brain Attack. The brains will be much milder than the first prototype, of course. “A Brain Attack! I’ll surely be promoted for finding this info! Gash!” said the professor out loud. Then he read the last paragraph of the document. I should warn you too. Not that it’ll do you any good. He never left. If you’re reading this, you aren’t… alone. A sense of dread washed over the professor. “ Gash…” He whispered. He looked to his side to see something eerily rolling towards him. As it stopped rolling the professor saw what it was: Gash’s head, still sparking. “Gash…” He whispered again. Suddenly he felt a presence, a dark presence, and then he knew. The document was right. He wasn’t alone. The first ever Brain Slug. Creator’s Comments: I hope you like the MOC and story. I put lots of effort into both. I build Nick Evero in the way I would imagine a Hero Factory UCS set would be done. His non-mutated side was inspired by the 1.0 heroes. The mutated side was just my twisted imagination. I really like how he turned out. I love both color schemes and I think they work well together. Oh, and this is my first Hero Factory creation ever. Hope you enjoyed!
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Oops. . I thought it was 12 cm then, not inches. Really sorry about that. I figured it out though after posting that comment. Anyway, I'll post my entry now. EDIT: Posted! Nick Evero!
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Inside Kaliphlin Day 9 -- The Triumphal Arch of Petraea
Infernum replied to SkaForHire's topic in Guilds of Historica
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Thanks Ecc! I got another one done, and I think it's much better.
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Kendrick's Journey Pt. 3 (built by my little bro)
Infernum replied to soccerkid6's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
Very nice tower! Love the use of "brick" bricks. Can't wait to see more! -
Amazing! Love the ruined feel! Nice work with the whole in the roof. Love the vine too!
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Very nice MOC! Love the tree and cobblestone! Nice foliage too!
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Mitgardia Guild: Homepage, Sign-up and Discussion
Infernum replied to Sirens-of-Titan's topic in Guilds of Historica
Hey guys! While waiting for the sun to come out earlier today I finished a freebuild I started earlier... Expect it soon...ish. -
Beautiful atmosphere! Love the use of the boulders and the bridge is great!
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That looks great!
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Werewolves returns - The Caves of Nocturnus
Infernum replied to Hersbrucker's topic in Guilds of Historica
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Very nice! Love the detail!
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Now THIS is cool! One of my favorites yet! Love the color scheme! Great work!
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Great work! I love the color scheme! Great that you included his original orange coloring. Something tat just occurred to me, why are they protecting their cores from MIND controlling parasites?
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Hero Factory Month - Index and Discussion
Infernum replied to Brickthing's topic in LEGO Action Figures
I'm actually building my very first HF build for this month. . It's almost done. -
The body, tail, and legs look great! the wings look very messy to me though. Can't wait to see this completed!
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Very nice! Why is there a few red pieces? It might look better either if you added more or took red out entirely. Great work! Almost done with mine.
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Very cool! But I agree the neck is a little long. Hope to see more MOCs from you soon!
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Ha, ha! What did she pick? .
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. This could be great, pursue some villain to a ruined planet, with ragtag villains. That'd be great.
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Inside Kaliphlin Day 6 - The Great Dragonboat Race
Infernum replied to robuko's topic in Guilds of Historica
Ha, ha! This is awesome! I love the base and the dunes in the background!