Another great mech build. Excellent work

Very cool mech! I especially like the leg/foot design.

First and foremost, I force 8xQ anti-aliasing into LDD via my Nvidia control panel; My GTX460 can handle it with no problem. When you hit Ctrl+K to generate the screenshot (sans background, otherwise using the screenshot tool forces a background and that's stupid), the screenshot is saved with a completely blank (not even white, there's literally no data) background. I then open the images I generate in Paint.NET, crop them, find an appropriate background and save the finished edits as .PNGs. If you look closely, there is always some degree of aliasing on the edges of the geometry on my edits, but that's because the screenshot algorithm doesn't have any built-in anit-aliasing for image generation, and is merely photographing my anti-aliased in-game model. This process seems to create new aliasing as an artifact.

A subtle combination of posing and background contrast? When I pick a wallpaper for my image edits, I look for one that should provide a decent contrast for the MOC. Sometimes I buck that convention to prevent myself from repeating a background or because I want complimentary colors. A good high-contrast example would be the shots of the Avalon; a low-contrast example is the Corsaire Custom. Now, posing and camera angle are important too. The MOC expresses itself through posture, which is why my MOCs are designed to incorporate a ton of moving parts and unique gimmicks. To provide some examples: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y232/Erden/Figure%20Collection/EVA-EVO-EVA-00.png http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y232/Erden/Figure%20Collection/REVO-EVA-01.png These Revoltech EVAs benefit from high articulation, so I can invest a little 'tamashii' ('spirit') into them for photography purpose. I cannot explain to you how to pose your MOCs. That is not something that can be broken down into a science, no matter what you read on art theory blogs. I can only suggest that you try to capture some sort of expression in your MOCs. Posing has NEVER been a problem for me, but some people never really get awesome poses out of their LEGO creations. I always advocate that you shoot for the moon in such cases.

I'm with Andros, your presentation is top notch. Those screen shots are amazing as is your mech. I would love to know how you got those pictures look so good.

Loving it! I like this better than the Corsair, especially the wing thingies.

Another excellent mod of your amazing frame. One question - how do you get such amazing images out of LDD? Mine all look very, well, pixilated by comparison.