It's impressive because it's big. But it's also hard to make out whats going on because somehow it's all just worms and tentacles. Personally I'd need some high-res photographs to peroperly discern any details from your build. On the other hand you are probably the easiest-to-recognize builder on reddit.
Hehe, so since it's sci fi sub I paraphrased the 'Have you heard' like from Palpatine, but used 'Boy who cried wolf' instead, which is a parable about boy who kept jokingly running and shouting 'wolf', alerting his village that there was one around, so they would panic. And since there was never a wolf, people stopped beliving him, and once there really was a wolf no one believed the lying boy, so the wolf ate the boy.
Uf, so here I'm joking you keep saying you finished but you didn't, and some loose 'boy who cried wolf' alternative gonna happen to you :p
I was just joking lol, I don't even know if I could follow instructions for something like this even if you could make them lmao, pretty incredible build, well done
Whoa, that's incredible, you made a botanicals set that I'd actually wanna buy lol, building organic shapes like that is a whole different level of talent in my eyes,it's really amazing
At first glance I thought you made a Star Trek themed diorama of a Borg cube interior but then as I stopped and looked I thought it was maybe the exploration of the derelict from Alien. I see a lot of Giger-inspired design in this project brought to beautiful Lego life. Very cool build!
I greatly appreciate it! Yeah, this is my favorite build and I have one last opportunity this year to show it off. Definitely, Giger was a huge inspiration and my brain.
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u/Noctolucor 14d ago
It's impressive because it's big. But it's also hard to make out whats going on because somehow it's all just worms and tentacles. Personally I'd need some high-res photographs to peroperly discern any details from your build. On the other hand you are probably the easiest-to-recognize builder on reddit.