#0625 BISHARP
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A LEGO fan created a custom Bisharp model, showcasing the Pokémon's distinctive design using LEGO bricks. The builder, /u/larry_land1, shared their creation, highlighting the techniques and challenges involved in bringing this unique character to life.
The model utilizes dark red quarter windscreen pieces for Bisharp's helmet. The builder focused on the torso, employing SNOT (Studs Not On Top) techniques to achieve a clean finish and a sturdy build, including a half-plate-thick yellow outline around the shoulders. The axe blade on the helmet is secured with a 1x1 clip. The model is designed to stand on its own without a display stand.
This marks the builder's first humanoid MOC (My Own Creation), with an emphasis on incorporating as much articulation as possible. The color scheme of Bisharp allowed for the use of light and dark bluish grey ball and socket pieces without issue. The design of the boots (hooves) was slightly altered to ensure the model's balance.
For LEGO enthusiasts looking to create their own custom models, you might find a LEGO brick separator helpful for taking apart and reassembling your creations.
When I was building the new Iron Man set, I realized that the quarter windscreen pieces in dark red would be the perfect piece for Bisharp’s helmet. I originally tried designing this as an alternate to 76344, but I couldn’t get past the limited selection of light bluish grey parts in that set. Bisharp has one of the coolest designs in Pokémon in my opinion, even if it is a little overshadowed by Kingambit now, so I was surprised that I couldn’t find any prior builds. I spent the most time on...
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