I still remember seeing this when it was first posted in Feb. Still can't figure out how that thing sticks together. Nice job on MOTD!

Holy. cow.

I don't even know how you got those pieces together.

GREEBLE OVERLOAD!

MOTD again? wow.

This is quite possibly the coolest thing I have ever seen! Great parts usage!

This thing is crawling with NPU-noteworthy greebling, J.P. Love the last segment of the legs and the array of exhaust ports using... sunglasses?, I think? Just awesome innovation. Gratz on MOTD, cheers!

WOW!!!!!

This is a beautiful moc. However, It really drives me nuts when people make things that cannot perform the functions they are designed for. what I mean by this is that it is obvious that this moc cannot support itself, or at least that is what the pictures imply. I would love to be proved wrong (maybe with a picture of it standing on a table or something?). Anyway, sorry for such heavy critique. I really think it is a work of art!

I love the placement of the grey interspersed with the bley. Well done.

ODDLY AWESOME. You build very interesting way. I like it. Congrats on your MOTD!

Wow, beautiful! A well deserved MOTD

I'm not much for system mocs, but this is AMAZING!!! I literally fell out of my seat when I saw it! (When I say 'literally', I mean I was stunned and lying on the floor when the page loaded) Great job!!! ~Jaks

Greeble epicness! Congrats on a well deserved MOTD.

Yes!

I can't believe my eyes! This is too good!

Amazing! I love the idea of using the grey and bley pieces to compliment each other. Very well done! 5/5!

WOW! The amount of deatil/greebling here is simply breath-taking.

Wow for a second I thought that was a transformer ship! lol

Unique and stunning!!

I entered too!.. luckily NOT in the robots catagory!

Unbelievable.

Wow! I wish I could pull off the "greeble" that well! Great build!

wow awsome great job!!!!

wow, that is detailed. im not sure how you got it all to work. and it looks really delicate. nice job

Deadly! Mind numbing details!

Hoooops !!! Maybe you call it minif googles indeed.....

It is not glasses behind ??? The 10 you pu tin a circle line right behind.... If not, I don't know this part and that's what is cool in lego !!!!!

If you don't win that contest, I will lose all respect for the whole MBA concept. This is just insane.

I don't know how you did this. This really looks like it's made of metal. I guess it's all about the technique - if you are a master of build you can make anything look like the thing you want to present. I can't stop staring at it and analyze it. Bravo!

Holy freakin' cow! This is just too awesome!

I think the highlight of this design is drooling over how all of the cleverly-used pieces flow together. Brilliant techniques!

I think christophe means the glasses (minifig googles), and yeah, that is cool.

What glass?

He looks so freacky !!!!! and the way of using glass behind is just brillant !!

I bet you won the whole contest. I can't build smething 1/4 this good. WOW.

this is.....this....this.....WOW!!!!!

This is much better than anything you would find on the LEGO MBA galleries! This is very awesome! 6/5!

very good mech, I really like the gears on the side and the minifig is excellent, one of the best I have ever seen. The whole thing has a kind of Matrix feel to it. 5/5

killer build!

Amazing.

Wow so detailed!

Lovely.

Nice work here. I didn't realize I was wondering about your next Transformers project, but I sure am now!

I would say which parts I like, but it's just a big pile of NPU! Everything is used amazingly, my mind is blown!

Thanks! The blue pieces are 4mm rigid tubes and some 7mm ribbed tubes, which I cut very short. The blue and gray striped tube is short sections of 4mm tubing strung along a brown technic flex cable.

As I said, I'm still in the process of finishing and reworking parts of the model, it might take a while. Hopefully it'll be finished soon, it's looking pretty cool!

I don't use glue (or any other non-Lego connection), and the model is actually very sturdy, except for the lower legs (the body of the mech was supported by stands, which I later erased in Photoshop). (Also, if you use/copy large portions/techniques from the model, credit to me would be appreciated.)

AHHHH!!! GREEBLE OVERLOAD!!! okay, now that I've gotten that out of my system, a quick question. exactly how much super glue did you use to hold that thing together? or does it just crumble if you so much as breathe on it? because honestly those houses made out of playing cards look sturdier. anyway, VERY cool. I might have to try a few of those brilliantly-done techniques you used in this for myself...

This thing doesn't look like it was made by a human at all! o.O This rocks. Incredible job man!

Woah... Those greebles are fantastic! What about your old WIP?

Excellent work.

You greeble the best my friend. Everytime I look at your MOC's I say to myself, "I say where is the normal brick on brick construction," and I say, "I say, he doesn't have any he just created an entire MOC out of greeble." Great job on this I say.

Holy greebles Batman!This is amazing!

what are the blue pices and great work 6/5

While a somewhat strange design, the detailing is top notch. Great job!

Wow I love the coloring!!!!

Outstanding. This is one mean mech. I love the attention to detail that you paid, and the driver is very interesting. The front end of the mech is my favorite part. Great work!

Mega!!

That's actually what I'm doing right now!

Greeblicious! Nice use of the chainsaws!

AMAZING! It doesn't even look like Lego!

Mad skillz!

Wow... can you imagine writing the building instructions for this! :)

This is absolutely incredible. Astonishing. I have to pick my jaw up off the floor now and go build something...

Great stuff! The greebles and sheer amount of detail you've packed into this is outstanding, and the subtle touches of colour are perfect!

Wow, that's awesome. There is a whole bunch of detail packed into that thing! Nice job.

Awesome Mech! I entered in the Space craft categorie for the MBA contest. My entrie is here:http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/307580

Amazing! love the touches of blue!

Greeeebles!!!...Phew! Had to say it:) Great job on and best of luck in the contest!

This is absolutely brilliant!!! The greebles and everything about it isbeyond awesome. Wow :D

Whoa. That's awesome.

Wow, what a build! Great little greebles!

Your incredible greeble work always leaves me speechless, and this is no exception.