Thank ya for that! I was told people loved it. Some were scared and even with the story, they were confused. We’ll see how it is this weekend. I did hear someone say while I was setting it up “this isn’t LEGO anymore, this is art!” So, that’s always a great thing to hear. 😊
squ1ddos
I’m squ1ddos. I enjoy deathcore and making abominations out of LEGO.
I stream on Twitch and everything I post, I created during a stream.
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Ha ha ha. I get that every now and then. Nah, it’s not a metal band logo, this is the Veinhart Soul Engine and Swarm Core.
Interesting. Thank you for that!
1·1 个月前Thank you!
4·1 个月前You’re welcome. People have been requesting instructions for my builds, so I am slowly deciding and delivering.
It pertains to a few pieces that are a bit more pricy than the rest of the build. Yeah, the Magnolia branches set is ~$41 on Amazon currently.
…yeah. It’s basically $114 in parts, and purchasing the Magnolia branches set gets you most of them.
I greatly appreciate it! That is why this is my favorite build! :D
HAHAHHA, this is the Veinhart Soul Engine and Swarm Core. It’s a biomechanical forge that uses the fabricated lie of transcendence to lure victims to harvest.
Completely understandable and yes, I have been building since the 90’s. I went through my dark ages from 2005-2014 and then got back into it in a very unhealthy way. It’s only been within the past 6 years that I have created organic-ish builds.
Welcome to my brain.
I greatly appreciate it!
Thank ya! I’ll try and enjoy it. I just go to participate in the LEGO layout for MichLUG.
This is the Veinhart Soul Engine and Swarm Core. It is an ancient biomechanical forge that lures victims to slaughter in the hope of transcendence. Yeah, HR Giger was a huge inspiration. I love his work and to marry it with eldritch horror. :D
From what I can gather, the typical reaction is bewilderment along with shock and awe. “How do you transport this?” “How do you know if/when a part falls off where it goes?” “How many pieces/time did it take?” Those are the usual inquiries followed by a handful of times “This isn’t LEGO anymore, this is art and it belongs in a museum!” I always love that comment. I greatly appreciate it and I have a few other builds I have been cooking up since I dismanted the build and prepped it for transport. Now I can upload pictures! Thank ya again. :D