MIT Round 2: Garett Smith vs. Bob the inconceivably invincible: A LEGO® creation by Garett Smith : MOCpages.com

MIT Round 2: Garett Smith vs. Bob the inconceivably invincible

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Bricks of Character: Choose your favorite fictional character(s) and give us their LEGO facsimiles. It can be at any scale you choose, but must be brick-built.

About this creation

Hello again and welcome to my MIT round 2 creation the Halo Spartan.
Here is the link to my worthy opponent

When I heard that I I had to make a brick built character I new exactly what I was going to make. Since I have never created a brick built halo spartan before it was an interesting build which I was constantly re-building the torso and helmet design.

I also made a jet pack for the Spartan to wear and fly around with.

You can't have a Halo Spartan without a energy sword

This if you can't tell already is the Battle Rifle. This one was pretty hard to construct in this scale.

I hope you enjoyed the MOC and good luck to all of the people competing in the 2012 MIT.
Till next time-Garett Smith

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Dylan Huffman

December 4, 2012

Love it.

I like it

Yuri Fassio

October 27, 2012

Judging was not easy at all, partly because if there are two pop culture staples I don't like, they are indeed Halo and SW prequels. Both MOCs are very well made anyway. This time I'll have to reward the seemingly superior effort that went into making the cartoonish Spartan with all its trinkets.

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Chris Phipson

October 26, 2012

I dunno, I think the oversized head made him kinda cute. You got my vote! ~ Chris.

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M<0><0>DSWIM !

October 26, 2012

This is very nicely designed/built with cool parts usage. The head seems a bit out of proportion, however. This was a close one, but I vote for your opponent.

I like it

Master Shifu Leo J

October 26, 2012

Nifty parts usage!

I like it

David Roberts

October 25, 2012

Gorgeous greebling, especially on the torso. I like the use of the rescue floats on the thighs too and the jet-pack is a nice bit of added playability.

I made it

Garett Smith

October 21, 2012

Quoting Saito . Love it! What model armor is it?

It is the Mark VI armor.

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Saito .

October 21, 2012

Love it! What model armor is it?

I like it

Chris Stone

October 21, 2012

Fantastic part usage! Good luck :)

I like it

MortalSwordsman .

October 21, 2012

Really cool build with excellent part usage

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mitchell niemand

October 21, 2012

Wow, awesome!

I like it

David Alexander Smith

October 21, 2012

The torso was worth the rebuilds.

I made it

Garett Smith

October 20, 2012

Quoting Evan Bezeredi Nice techniques there! It's amazing just how many of these are popping up! As it turns out, I too am working on a brick built spartan (of a slightly larger scale, however). You have a very nice helmet design if I do say so myself. The shape surprisingly resembles the one I have built. The feet seem a weeeee bit too tiny, though! Job well done!

Thank you for the nice response. And yes the feet were hard to get the right size without looking to big or to small.

I like it

Evan Bezeredi

October 20, 2012

Nice techniques there! It's amazing just how many of these are popping up! As it turns out, I too am working on a brick built spartan (of a slightly larger scale, however). You have a very nice helmet design if I do say so myself. The shape surprisingly resembles the one I have built. The feet seem a weeeee bit too tiny, though! Job well done!

I made it

Garett Smith

October 20, 2012

Quoting El Barto ! Really clever and detailed build! The parts usage and style is quite different from other figs I've seen at this scale. But I'm not judging this bracket, oh well... Good luck!

Thanks a million!

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El Barto !

October 20, 2012

Really clever and detailed build! The parts usage and style is quite different from other figs I've seen at this scale. But I'm not judging this bracket, oh well... Good luck!