Large suit of armor/Hardsuite: A LEGO® creation by Caleb Cutlass-Crocodile Blanchet : MOCpages.com

Large suit of armor/Hardsuite

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INCLUDES INSTRUCTIONS! A large suite of armour, or Hardsuite!

About this creation

The first and main reason I built this suite of armor, was so I could have a larger medieval fighter. It turned out to be a nice hard suite as well! I was fiddling around with parts I kinda' doubted I would actually build this...

Standing straight…

This suite is quite flexible and easy to play with!

Touché !

This armor also can sit...sorta'...

A bit of fresh air!

To a minifig, it is quite large!

Some people might want instructions to make their own so...

This is the list of pieces you will need:
1- minifighead
1- minifig headgear (optional)
1- minifig weapon/tool (optional)
1- 2x1 angle plate (2x2)
1- 2x2 plate(Four studs)
1- plate w. stick
2- 1x1 angular brick
2- 1x1 holder plate
2- 1x1 holder vertical
2- 1x1 tile
2- 1x1 roof tile
2- 1x1 technic
2- stick 0 3.2 w. holder
3- 1x2 jumper plate
3- 1x2 grill
4- 1x1 round plate
6- 1x1 upright holder
*Some of these parts can be substituted.*

Start like this, remember to make two!

Then add the upper parts of the legs...

This is the torso...

Snap these tiles on like so.

Then snap them together like so.

Snap the round plates into the sides of the torso and snap the holders onto those.

Put the arms together...

And connect them like this.

slide(or snap) the legs on like so...

Put any head on top...There, now you either have a nice large suit of fantasy amour, a hard suit, or you didn't read/look at my instructions and you have your own creation!

The cape is pretty easy to connect, simply remove the grill or tile and place the cape over the studs, then replace the grill or tile!

Here are some different versions I came up with!

Grey sci-fi soldier…

Black spec-ops sci-fi soldier…

Black spec-ops sci-fi commander…

Young Hero…

Light grey sniper…

Grey Marine…

*Wolf Whistle*

Black diver…

light grey sci-fi flag bearer…

Space monk…

You can be sure, to know, I soon will make a Blaircar version for VOLATILE AMBIENCE!
I hope this creation entertained you and maybe you will have a new hard suit/armour design!

*Please give me credit if you do use this design.*

Joseph Pass: Yeah, I wanted to build guys like "The chosen" from Warhammer online and other large armored characters from video games and movies...Sauron is also a good idea!

Will Thomas: I tried a few different feet, but these worked the best...I am still trying different parts out though...

Tim Mcpherson: Well that was one of my only choices, it isn't that bad, and it gives the figure a large shoulder span...

Callum Wood: Cool, that's why I posted instructions!

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Commander King

January 2, 2010

very nice.

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Joseph Bulwidas

December 4, 2009

cool,nice design

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Alex Mac

November 26, 2009

Love all of them but the middle one in the main picture i like the best. Nice, clear directions, and i like some of the poses you put them in!

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J-MAN N

September 3, 2009

Nice hardsuits! Great work on all the moving parts. Thanks for the comment.

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the king of KNIGHTMARES

August 6, 2009

cool and thanx for the instructions,i'm going to build this when i get home.once again thanx

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jeremy struhs

July 29, 2009

AWESOME! I like the one on the right and the scuba one

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Tristan Amaya

July 1, 2009

Ha awesome but... I need to ask you something important email me please at.... brickbuilder3@sbcglobal.net

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Commander ace

May 6, 2009

thank for the instructions i build an phase 1 super trooper {and if i spelled that wrong I'm sorry} thank again

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oucho t cactus

February 5, 2009

these are good hardsuits check my ninja out its not as flexible but it is still cool

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Pete Corp

January 12, 2009

Hey Cutlass, Would you like to be a writer on the Hardsuits United blog? =P Email me if you're interested.

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JD Luse

January 6, 2009

You should re-post/edit this MOC now that the new MOCpages has the "directions" option when posting a creation. (???)

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Pete Corp

January 5, 2009

Very clever; very creative. You see, this is what it means to be a lego creator. You follow your own style, make your own themes. You're thinking is very similar to mine.

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Metroid Killer

January 4, 2009

very nice... great addition to the group, thanks for posting instructions, you might even be seeing an upgraded version from me soon..... yeah, I don't think I can top this either.

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Phong Chang

January 4, 2009

I loled at the knight popping a squat, or letting the Nigerian Mudhorse out of it's stable.

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James LasagnaBoy

January 4, 2009

Wow! These guys are awesome!!! ~ James :D

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Legomad 100

January 4, 2009

these are really cool! futeristic but medieval!

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israel lego

January 3, 2009

cool really good design looks great and all but im wondering how can a minifig fit in there? i guess thats just one of the mysteries of lego anyway nice moc

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Dalton Georgitso

December 12, 2008

I added a lightsaber beam for arm joins and a cylinder with a hole with a claw for the leg joints

I like it

Callum Wood

November 30, 2008

I made 4 new battle-suits using these instructions, though I made a few changes to the legs, making them more stable but less agile. I also added jet packs and rocket launchers on the back. I'll be uploading them soon - Callum

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Firas Abu-Jaber

November 27, 2008

Unique! nice little group.. and good work on the instructions .. keep it up >>> peace.. Fofo

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tim mcpherson

November 25, 2008

i dont like the arms and how they attach but every thing else is perfect ill try my own even yho i doubt i have right pieces

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Alex Ruiz (TSC Founder)

November 25, 2008

I agree with Will, but still great job. ~Alex

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Will Thomas

November 25, 2008

My only complaint would have to be the feet, I think you could have done a better job on them. But, I still like 'em all, you did a good job with the bodys especially.