Thanks for posting this. It has been most helpful too me in my various flexible figure endeavors in the past.

Great idea!!! (nice sniper rifle too!)

You're a genius, especially to use only LEGO parts!

Sorry for the returning comment. According to someone who's identity I will be concealing *coughHalhi141cough* something you say long ago means you are bound to it. In the grand scheme of all my creations since, I think I used it in only two creations. Appearently that makes me an super hypocrite when I originally thought I never would use this technique. I've come to really like this technique, and while I am still not going to use it as often as others, I am glad I have used it because it is great. Annoying little snot, I oughta slug'em.

Hi Eric. I currently want to join the Halo Group to keep track of it. I recently bought an XBOX360 with Halo: Reach and Halo 3, and soon (within a month or so) I plan on building some Halo MOCs. I doubt I would be able to be very regularly active in the conversations, but as I am new to the whole Halo universe, it would likely prove a helpful place for Halo info an advice on MOCs.

Hello, I am the admin of a group you want to join, The Halo Group. As per our new screening process, I must ask: will you be active in conversations? I don't let inactive members in, just so they can flaunt creations. >Eric

Awesom moc dude! I can't wait to try it out.

Thanks! This was very helpful!

I have always wondered how to do that. Thanks for the tutorial!

WOW!!!!!

gonna have to use it some time

Wow! I can see lots of dynamic uses for these! Nice work!

Great ideas!

I can't believe I haven't commented on this yet. But anyway the technique you used here is very useful, and I have used it many times after seeing this page. Mostly in my custom minifigs, and I've given you credit in all of them (I think). Overall, It's a very, VERY good technique that most (if not all) Lego builders should use. And it's just like Eric 'Hawk' Mickle said, it is purist, it's a LEGO rubber band with a LEGO minifigure. Awesome Job LWC :D

Cool

This is very helpful...Well done LWC guy!

WOW!!! THAT'S GENIUS!!! I gotta try that! 8D

If it doesn't look like this you're a...LOL

Please join this group so I can start my CYOA. http://mocpages.com/group.php/17819

wow im going to try this really cool nice figs

brilliant way to do this, and it looks awesome (specialy the skeleton with the heavy weapon) and nice instruction

Very Nice. To bad I'm an extreme purist.

That's sweet! Now if only I could find a rubber band,lol.

why thankyou

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yeah, thats fine

Sorry if this is a last minute question, but for the Flexible Minifigure Contest, If you have a 6x6 base with a 6x12 base on top, does that still qualify? Because the rules say that you could have overhang, so I have technically a 2 stud overhang, right?

Yes! I have always wanted to know this! Oh and BTW but does it really take 5 solid hours of LEGO in your room to figure out that a standard minfing diviedes up like that? Imhave spent 5 hours solid in ,y room with with LEGO though, but still. 5/5 for the Tutorial BTW! ;)

my most popular is catching up to yours.... mwuhahaha!

Very Clever...

All those figs are excellent! Nice techniques!

Good! But you know... There are always LOADS of ways to make a different pose. Remember this is LEGO! Everything is possible ;)

TY TY TY! i wondered how to make some i used 2 rubber bands on the first one (might be posting it) and that was really hard

1000 views! putting viper up now...

Use it.

Very helpful. Do you mind if I use this?

Very helpfull, thank you very much! I was wondering how to make some of these minifigures in order to enter the contest, but now I'll surely tive it a try.

Great! I don't think you need to say "extreme purists turn back now!" , because this is really extreme purist awesomeness.

But the best thing to use is a white band.

I don't really see how this is non-purist. It's using LEGO rubber bands, and lego parts. It's just a little change with how people normally pose figs, to say it isn't purist is saying SNOT isn't purist. That's my two-cents.

Oh give me a frickin' break!

This will help me so much!!

So, this is the sort of thing I should be making for the flexible fig contest?

nice work mate, thank you for the tips. would you mind if i used that skeleton's sniper design for a future moc?

Some people think it's non-purist to rip apart the arms, legs and hands.

how is this a creation to make "extreme purists look away?"

these are awesome poses! I have half copied them... brilliant job and thanks for making our job (of doing this) soooo much easier! And thanks for doing a link to my "En Guarde!"

Nice!! I`m a purist, the only things I don`t like is wen pepole cut and glue legos. I love how you used the rubber bands!!

Great tutorial and poses. >Eric

Nice, though I probably wouldn't use it. I hear that taking off hands, arms and legs break or weaken the joints. Though if I ever break one, I'm going to do this!

awesome ,cuz you are not breaking or gluing anything. I must try some stuff like this!

Nice work! The techniques here are brilliant!

Personaly I don't like sorta braking my figs to make them more poseable. But that is at this second and I will probobly come around later and I know just where to come when I do.

I've always wondered how everyone makes their minifigs bendy. Thanks to you, I now know how to make one myself! By the way, I'm a purist, and I don't find anthing "dirty" about this creation at all :)

Cool minifigures, my favorite would be the rocker dude. Nice job with this interesting design.

Cool.

Best thing I've seen with Mini-figures on this site - I'd never have thought of this! Great tutorial, 5 stars

Very creative.

That is really cool! 5/5

Awesome, I have a design for flexible arms:)

Nice! I was wondering how to get the other leg to stay on.

Brilliant job!

Wow, those are some great poses. Are you able to get the figs back together afterwards?

This is really nice. I knew about the arms but the leg stuff was really helpful. I generally use the small white lego rubberbands, because they fit inside the torso and allow the legs to be put on normally.

Wow, that is really awesome! I'm probably gonna' use this a lot, now... =D Thanks!

I don't mind. I made it for people to use, particularly in the contest.

Thanks for the building instructions! They are really helpful!

Nice techniques, I might try this out if you don't mind!