Sorry, Terrans are the best. Nice build though.

Awesome build!!! good job on the MOCOD!! please check out my youtube channel and sub if you like my Lego films!! https://www.youtube.com/user/DarkEagle761?feature=mhee

Hmmm... I had definitely seen this, but somehow I didn't comment. Perfect.

The Quickest MOTD I'd ever seen!

i love this game ! but i love more your moc, congratulations !!

very cool MOC

awesome and Congratulations on MOTD

Another fine 'Craft, from a fine source! Superb shaping and NPU... well, EVERYwhere =) Gratz on MotD, Mike!

Congratulations on MOTD!

Wicked!

Building Zerg is incredibly challenging, but you've really nailed it. I trust this'll be hitting 100 'I like it's soon!

Holy poop! That is incredible.

Whoa, now that's impressive.

Easiest way to explain is that they have 2x2 plate with the 4th stud left open so I can attach a technic pin hole at any angle. There is a variation of this on each one, all attaching to technic parts.

I keep pulling up this page subconsciously :P. I must ask though, how did you get all of those overlaying plates to stay? Also, do you have a particular store on brick link that you use? To end my second comment I'll just say that you have inspired me.

The Zerg are both creepy and awsome! I still play starcraft and enjoy playing as The Zerg. Sweet Stuff!

The Zerg were my favourites in Starcraft, especially the good ol' Hydralisk. You did a fantastic job with that MOC!

oh em gee! I have never seen or played starcraft, but this looks epic!

Ive never played on Starcraft, but this model is amazing!

A brilliant creature - you are masterful in your parts usage, no doubt!

Wow! That's really freaky! All sorts of crafty parts usage in there. Excellent!

I'm not familiar with the game, but, this is just a beautiful build, nonetheless! I absolutely love how you used robot fingers for the shaping of the head.

Excellent build bud! I love your use of parts and how you get the great details throughout. Always look forward to your builds. Would you consider building the Protoss.? I would say there my favorite race in Starcraft. Keep it up bud.

Brilliant parts usage - one wicked MOC!

Incredibly awesome and detailed, possibly the best Starcraft moc I've seen yet. Please build more!

I don't know the game or this character, but it is an amazing feat to achieve such an organic, yet clean (uncluttered) effect. It looks awesome.

Thanks for getting back to me. Never imagined minimalism is one of the main aspects of your building. I always see so much detail packed in and I can hardly figure out how, but that'll be something I'll have to figure out for myself to find my building style.

Impeccable - but have we come to expect anything less from such a truly visionary builder as yourself? Great work, man. - Huss Q.

That is fantastic. I don't play as Zerg very often (although they are SUPER easy), this is awesome!

Even as unfamiliar with the source material as I am, I can clearly see this is a masterpiece. The jointwork is tremendous; in bio-type MOCs it's hard to achieve such a level of detail and smoothness with regular bricks rather than technic pieces. You pulled it off wonderfully. The face and head structure formed from those robot arms is mind-blowing. The subtle curves give it quite the menacing, fierce (and I assume realistic) look. All-around, this is obviously a huge achievement in LEGO design: well done!

This is one of the coolest creations I've ever seen! Mike, please join my group, Imagination Paradise. No competition, no deadline, build to your heart's content, take your time, and have fun. This Hydralisk just took my breath away when I saw it, and I'd love to have it in Imagination Paradise. It shows just how amazing one's imagination can be. Again, please join Imagination Paradise. I love this Hydralisk! XD

Wow, its hard to believe this is made of Lego! Looks so real; excellent build.

That....is....so...AWESOME! The way you used the robot arms is incredible! It gives the creature an awesome look! Fantastic!

Frighteningly effective.

Brilliant work, this guy looks fantastic!

I post most often to Flickr than anywhere else: http://www.flickr.com/photos/retinence/ I've applied to Lego quite a few times already and they've rejected me each time, so I can't give you any advice on that. I have a minimalistic style when building which means I use as few pieces as possible to solve as many Lego problems as I can. This takes a while to learn and grasp. This allows for room to pack in whatever detail is desired. Working with Bionicle means you always have to deal with unruly pieces. Minimalism decreases the amount of pieces needed to work with those Bionicle parts. I refined my style by practicing one aspect of building at a time with a MOC. And I always made sure to try and outperform myself on each new MOC. I hope this answers your question somewhat. It would take me writing a book to fully answer it.

You need to tell us who you are so I can properly stalk your work. On another subject, I'm currently studying toy design in college and plan to work for the lego design team. My concern is I sincerely feel underqualified because I feel like I lack the kind of skills you have in order to build professionally. I've attempted to transition from bionicle and slowly into brick and greebling, but it's a constant struggle because I need to be able to juggle projects, assignments and class time (not to mention a part time job). So now, I have less time to build, and even less time to learn new ways to build. Basically, I would very much like to know how you do it, because I wanna do it too. How did you start, and how did your MOC-ing become so refined?

mind = blown.

OMGOMGOMG This is so awesome! This is very cool. When I saw it in my e-mail, I was like this- O:. I was literally laughing 'cause it's so awesome. Thank you so much for accepting my request! I love it!

Well, I have no idea what it is, but it looks awesome. RAWR!

the array of parts is stunning

Wow! This is beautiful! Excellent parts usages! :D

I envy your brown robot arms. The shaping is really impressive.

Amazing!

This is absolutely amazing. An excellent recreation of the brute that is the hydralisk. Absolutely awe-inspiring techniques and part usage.

u r the master of unique parts usage!

That... that is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Love the head and claw design, with that use of those Exo-Force robot arms. Amazing, my dear!!

Freaking awesome .... Best Starcraft 2 MOC ive ever seen !!!

More amazing part usage.

Wow, awesome! I love all the details on the body

Wow, I love the way the body is made ... A really refined design. Very interesting, the choice of brown. compliments a great job.

now that is ubber dope! very nice work on the head! i love every part of this moc! 5/5 keep on moc'n

Dang that's pretty sweet. 5/5

Sheesh, Mike. This thing is wicked. You, sir, are an artist. I love how you mixed bulky and bony throughout. The upper body has a strong look, but the arms have that stringy appearance, making it look ever more menacing. Everything is placed perfectly. The segmented body makes it look very alien, and the head gives it a decidedly xenomorph look. Can't say enough about this. Well done!

Do you ever sell your creations? You could probably have a nice business doing so.

Jawdrop! I LOVE how you have seamlessly connected system, Bionicle, and Hero Factory pieces. And it's massive to boot!

I am loving the head! I love it's intricate design! Thr vibrant colors adds a special effect!

Beautiful! everything from unique construction, photography and even background color choice make, this thing an example of next level artistry. Bravo!

Wow speechless