#technic

[bionicle-ism]

Honestly mood

[cyberianpunks]

There is a moment when we are drawn into a luminous world of reality

[vintage-every-day]

Mosely Folding Bath Tub from the late 19th Century.

[vaderslittlefinger]

EVA-PR1D3

Trans-Pride flag colored mecha. Heavily inspired by NGE.

Spent a fair bit of time trying to get the colors to not look slapped together and I'm very happy with the end result.

[duplexide]

It took me 23 years to realize it, but Kopaka is the best Toa.

[chrissy-kaos]

New Technic build! Let’s gooooo!!

[sokoda]

Last year I built a MOC called Astarr and Soluu.

This model was a bit of an experiment of a technic based and system enhanced buildable figure.

I recently, finally got around to build it physically.

(I made some minimal changes because of current parts availability)

I'm very happy with Astarrs posability.

They can pull of some really cool and dynamic poses and the gear function and posability can coexist quite well.

Maybe a little more friction for the gear function would be nice.

Soluu is a very fun little build, that can also achieve some nice stepping motion poses with the little feet and the waist rotation.

[legoobsessionist]

Mantis Tarakava, a re-imagining of the 2001 Bionicle set. Inspired by sea serpents and mantis shrimp.

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[vrahno]

I'm not that into Star Wars but I have an immense fondness for strange action figures from the 90 and early 2000s, especially Lego's early attempts at buildable character sets, no matter how clunky and janky they are -- that just makes them more charming. So I wanted to get this Technic Stormtrooper when I saw someone selling it. Its promo image has practically carved itself into my mind from all the time I spent looking at Lego product catalogs.

There was the magic allure of obtaining "fresh", never used vintage Bionicle, Slizer and RoboRider pieces, such as the black Toa Mata/Nuva torso in the year 2024. The last time I got one of those was probably 21-22 years ago.

I wish I could say the building process was fun, but the set had a faulty ball joint that was molded to be too big. Kept pushing out the axle and its outer layer was sheared off into black powder when it moved in the socket. It was a huge hassle to replace and some pieces got scuffed during the process. But at least the model now stays together, built around its Mata torso core, standing on Slizer heads for feet, in all its experimental glory and clunkiness.

[enigma-actual-art]

Matoran Macku

Having made a scuffed lightbox for a different project, I figured it was time to share my matoran gang, starting with my favorite.

My parts choice for this model was to get as much color variety as possible in order to build the characters I wanted, AND, I absolutely wanted to use the mctoran foot for Mata-Nui authenticity.

From there I wanted to get as much poseability as I could, because I love posing figures.

I like juuust a hint of sexual dimorphism in my Bonks, so Macku and other Ga-Matoran I've built have a slightly longer axle and a set of spacers in their hips. The classic Gali chest piece was also used here but that steadily became a non exclusive trait as I built matoran in stranger colors and needed the socket pieces to fill out their schemes.

I consider this body configuration to be the post-bohrok rebuild, with a little Mask of Light mixed in.

I'll post some more later because I built a ton of these gremlins.

[darklordmortimer]

Infected Kanohi Hau.

I always wanted to own this mask. (That along with the rest of the #Bionicle series).

#FanArt #Art #Hau #Kanohi #Mask #Toa #Lego #Technic

[cyberianpunks]

Once an exclusive principle takes over the whole, and denies the legitimacy of anything outside its own architecture, then reality is in peril

[vintage-every-day]

1940s

[boxturret]

Crane Truck

Felt like building the 8446 Crane Truck, or as Bionicle fans may know it: the one source of green panels that allow you to attempt to make the boat from MNOG.

Just a real rough studio export job, studio really sucks for techinic building, should have just exported the parts out and assembled it in blender. Maybe one day I'll do it properly.

Its quite neat how many Slizer parts it has, the feet, a fully utilised gearbox, and two heads in set exclusive colours. Its basically a Slizer, really.

The rigging was fun though, for the most part. I've never done rack and pinion steering before. The shock absorber on the pincer was annoying so I gave up after spending like two days on it lol.