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Hey All,

I've been a bit busy lately, working on my latest MOC. I'm curious what you all think about it.

Here is a picture.

Comments and criticisms are welcome!

Josh

PS. This particular MOC weighed 10 lbs 6 ozs and is 21 1/4 inches long...and we call him "Leif".

Congratulations Josh! I'm so happy for you . The overall idea is good, but it needs more landscaping. Also, does it have an interior? And finally, approximately how many bricks are spent on building it?

Awwwwww. It's a BFOL! Or maybe that should be BFOD. Congratulations.

Bruce

For a moment there, I thought, "why was this put in announcements? It should've been pot in 'general lego' or 'castle mocs'." Then, I saw the pic. Congradulations, Josh!

JoshWedin wrote:we call him "Leif".

So it's a Viking MOC, eh?

But really, congratualations! Teach him young to love the brick, and you can't go wrong.

Aww... How cute...

I have to admit, I have never seen a MOC like that.

Congrats,

babyjawa...

leif... i know that name... i think its the name of someone in some book =D but dont rember which...

anywyas i like the name and hope he brings you much happyness and enjoys lego as much as you do.

Congratulations!

And I think he's a FFOL (Future Fan of LEGO).

Out of curiosity, is this particular MOC static or articulated? If articulated, did you use any of the techniques from Sava's dragons? or bionicle? (hopefully not Galidor!!!!)

Congratulations to the parents!

Alan

Congradulations to you!

I have to admit, I have never seen a MOC like that.

I'm sure there were acouple other people around here who had similar projects.

Gah!! A giant fleshtone minifig!

Seriously....awwww.

Congratulations.

Hey All!

Thanks for the congratulations. Mother and baby are doing very well and things are just getting settled down, which is why I have some online time avaliable. Thanks again!

Scnicker wrote:The overall idea is good, but it needs more landscaping. Also, does it have an interior? And finally, approximately how many bricks are spent on building it?

You're right, needs more landscaping. I assume it has an interior, "stuff" keeps coming out of it.

Bruce N H wrote:Awwwwww. It's a BFOL! Or maybe that should be BFOD.

BFOD sounds good!

J_Chartowich wrote:For a moment there, I thought, "why was this put in announcements?

Gotcha!

eNiGMa wrote:So it's a Viking MOC, eh?

Yes, sir, it is!

babyjawa wrote:I have to admit, I have never seen a MOC like that.

Thanks, its not an original idea. A few people have done this before.

stawastawa wrote:anywyas i like the name

Thanks!

MaxiVisVires wrote:And I think he's a FFOL (Future Fan of LEGO).

That too!

footsteps wrote:Out of curiosity, is this particular MOC static or articulated? If articulated, did you use any of the techniques from Sava's dragons? or bionicle? (hopefully not Galidor!!!!)

Sometimes its static and sometimes it's very articulated! And I'm not discussing my techniques involved in this MOC (I'm blushing now and can't believe you asked that, Alan ), but I am intrigued by the reference to Anthony's dragon techniques. Definitely too much information there!

TheOrk wrote:I'm sure there were acouple other people around here who had similar projects.

There have been a few!

Lord_Of_The_LEGO wrote:Gah!! A giant fleshtone minifig!

Actually, that was my first response!

Take care,
Josh

JoshWedin wrote:(I'm blushing now and can't believe you asked that, Alan )Josh

Okay, I'm totally innocent here!!!! I was refering to the MOC, not to the building technique!!

Alan

footsteps wrote:Okay, I'm totally innocent here!!!! I was refering to the MOC, not to the building technique!!

Alan

I know, I know. I just couldn't resist...it was too good to pass up!

Josh

Congratulations Josh!

I hope you and your family a lot of health and happiness!

And yeah, it's THE greatest MOC!