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For a mix of difficulty finishing these and distraction with other projects (like Birthday Brickheadz... and playing a lot of Warframe), it's been a bit. But hey, for once, I'm posting a pair of standard and Prime that I've actually owned (technically I own both Nekroses, but I didn't when I posted). But it feels like a real achievement since Zephyr Prime is also the first Prime I grinded out myself... and it sucked.
Zephyr, or as I affectionately call her, "birb gal," was first built for her ability to quickly fly across the large open worlds, but I ended up using her Turbulence ability far more often. Just blowing away all the bullets from the Heavy Gunners and turrets is a Voidsend out there. Plus, I like having a birb gal on the team, which now you've seen all of.
Some extra angles and poses of the figure I made for a collaboration with a few builders inspired by the game warframe. I really learnt a lot from this collaboration when it comes to building figures. Especially building a sturdy structure that allows for different connection points for armour while maintaining the ability to pose in various positions. It was one of the those builds that when you sit down to work on it you end up changing half of it every time. I am really happy with the end result and was absolutely blown away by the other builds in this collaboration. I am honoured to participate with such brilliant builders.
Participants in the collaboration,
(Flickr links)
www.flickr.com/photos/183845226@N08
(Instagram links)
www.instagram.com/littlefusmocdesign/
Please go look at their builds if you haven't they are phenomenal!
Continuing on with the Warframe coverage, here's my second frame, Trinity (Prime), as I started on Switch while that Twitch Prime thing was still going. The Prime presented a bit of a challenge in its unusual head shape with the large screen on top and the cords and the big gold loop (wish I got a better view of that, because it wasn't easy.
It's been a little while again. When I started posting these Warframe Brickheadz, I didn't even realize that last Wednesday was the sixth anniversary of the game, and of course I had to get the poster child of Warframe out soon. But this guy had a lot more texturing than usual so that took a while to catch up on...
So here's the final starter, Excalibur, a sword-based Warframe, and its exclusive Prime that I'm finding was only available to Founders in the early days of the game. I guess good on DE for holding up their end of that bargain all this time.
While not a Warframe I own or the most relevant, Valkyr really intrigues me from a story perspective. A victim of the Zanuka Project, she was captured, torn apart, and experimented on, driving her mad. Fighting her specter was easily one of the eeriest moments in the game as she screams and slashes with her claws. I just want to give her a hug... but I feel like she'd disembowel me.
Well, this is the last Warframe Brickhead I'm going to do for a while as, like I mentioned in the last one I'm getting tired of the game. But what better way to end it than my own characters in the universe.
So if you haven't played through the Warframe story... I'm sorry. I'm not going to elaborate too much on my "Operator" beyond that this is mine, and she is based on a humanized Kopen, thus the blindfold. And this horrifically pink Ember is based on the Ember Prime that's carried me through most of this game, as well as my good old Atomos.
I'm getting close to every Warframe (and its Prime) that I own in game. This is Nekros, the "lord of death" and in actuality, the king of looting in Warframe. Just in time to get a free Prime in a couple weeks at the big Empyreon reveal at Tennocon.
Combined two quick shots I took to get rid of any text and make sure that all the Tenno details could be seen.
Clipping masks in Photoshop made that process much easier than it could have been. xD Enjoy!
This partially explains my general inactivity level on here, compounded with school. Feel free to hit me up to play a match or two in-game.
Also, Excalibros for life.
Some extra angles and poses of the figure I made for a collaboration with a few builders inspired by the game warframe. I really learnt a lot from this collaboration when it comes to building figures. Especially building a sturdy structure that allows for different connection points for armour while maintaining the ability to pose in various positions. It was one of the those builds that when you sit down to work on it you end up changing half of it every time. I am really happy with the end result and was absolutely blown away by the other builds in this collaboration. I am honoured to participate with such brilliant builders.
Participants in the collaboration,
(Flickr links)
www.flickr.com/photos/183845226@N08
(Instagram links)
www.instagram.com/littlefusmocdesign/
Please go look at their builds if you haven't they are phenomenal!
Some extra angles and poses of the figure I made for a collaboration with a few builders inspired by the game warframe. I really learnt a lot from this collaboration when it comes to building figures. Especially building a sturdy structure that allows for different connection points for armour while maintaining the ability to pose in various positions. It was one of the those builds that when you sit down to work on it you end up changing half of it every time. I am really happy with the end result and was absolutely blown away by the other builds in this collaboration. I am honoured to participate with such brilliant builders.
Participants in the collaboration,
(Flickr links)
www.flickr.com/photos/183845226@N08
(Instagram links)
www.instagram.com/littlefusmocdesign/
Please go look at their builds if you haven't they are phenomenal!