Our New Fish Overlords

[Roses]

6721 is among the oldest sets I have in my collection. I never used it for any MOCs but I always thought it used some of the coolest- and weirdest-looking pieces. Since I can probably count the sand-blue pieces I have in my parts collection on two hands (and a foot), I thought I would make a big ol' pair of mechanical legs to let the fish roam the land.

You can see my MOCs on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193467387@N03/albums/72157719697761644

Or on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CSuG55onqeG/

 

[Alix]

Brilliant idea with a good execution. Having the posture be something else than a upstanding humanoid really stands out. The water hose which "it" can actually grab is a nice detail too. I imagine it could've been easy to leave out, but it being there breathes so much life into the model.

[astyanax]

AAAAAAH that's creepy!

...but I can't stop staring haha!

[Guyinaplaguemask]

The way you did the teeth is incredible, how did you do it?

[Jerry McGlade]

Wow! I am amazed on how you used those pieces in that manner to create this amazing piece! Great job!

[Lego David]

Excellent blend of System and Bionicle pieces! 

[Roses]

Thank you all for the nice comments!

 

On 8/25/2021 at 1:19 PM, Guyinaplaguemask said:

The way you did the teeth is incredible, how did you do it?

I used these five parts:

However, it's an illegal technique because the size of the technic gears prevent the axle connector from fitting all the way into the three-axle hub. You have to either force the pieces a little bit or leave them semi-connected.

[Guyinaplaguemask]

Thank you, I might use this technique for one of my mocs

[Umbra-Manis]

Very Alien! I love how you did the mouth and the seamless transition between the more bionicle and system elements

[EmersonDAnite]

I love the old dinosaur head use!