Deus "Big D." Otiosus
Bogdan, the lava dragon
This MOC is a few months older than the upload date indicates, the reason for that is taht it was held back to not be uploaded in a period while I would be inactive and also to keep my photostream active while building my large project.
Inspiration is mixed, partially Deathwing of World of Warcraft, part Bogardan Hellkite from Magic the Gathering and of course a bit of Heroes of Might and Magic 2 thrown into the mix for good measure. Obviously this is not a recreation of any of the inspiration material, but I enjoy sharing a part of my thought process with these MOCs. Also I wanted to use those window pieces for wings for about two years or more.
Light features present, surprisingly stabile. Poseability almost null, due to chaos-neck-technique (no apparent pattern for disguising the travis-clip-T spine).
P.S.: this was supposed to be a quickie for Mike Doyle's Beautiful LEGO 3 contest-thing, as a response to my faerie dragon being chosen. At the time I wanted to show that the faerie dragon itself was not really built with the maximum of my ability and I wanted to submit a better dragon whichwas supposed to be built after this one. In the end, I did not even start building that other dragon and this one stretched into a month-long project turning out better and more difficult than initially expected.
Bogdan, the lava dragon
This MOC is a few months older than the upload date indicates, the reason for that is taht it was held back to not be uploaded in a period while I would be inactive and also to keep my photostream active while building my large project.
Inspiration is mixed, partially Deathwing of World of Warcraft, part Bogardan Hellkite from Magic the Gathering and of course a bit of Heroes of Might and Magic 2 thrown into the mix for good measure. Obviously this is not a recreation of any of the inspiration material, but I enjoy sharing a part of my thought process with these MOCs. Also I wanted to use those window pieces for wings for about two years or more.
Light features present, surprisingly stabile. Poseability almost null, due to chaos-neck-technique (no apparent pattern for disguising the travis-clip-T spine).
P.S.: this was supposed to be a quickie for Mike Doyle's Beautiful LEGO 3 contest-thing, as a response to my faerie dragon being chosen. At the time I wanted to show that the faerie dragon itself was not really built with the maximum of my ability and I wanted to submit a better dragon whichwas supposed to be built after this one. In the end, I did not even start building that other dragon and this one stretched into a month-long project turning out better and more difficult than initially expected.