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The user /u/Aesop_Stranger shared their custom LEGO creation, a comm station, and is seeking advice from the LEGO community. They are new to building custom models (MOCs) and are looking for tips and suggestions to improve their building skills.

The creator mentioned they have been purchasing LEGO sets for years but are just beginning to build their own models. They are experimenting with shaping and design, focusing on creating visually appealing structures. The post includes a link to the comm station MOC and invites comments and feedback from other LEGO enthusiasts.

The post is a request for constructive criticism and advice. The user is open to suggestions on how to enhance their building techniques and design choices. This is a common practice in the LEGO community, where builders share their work and seek guidance from more experienced builders.

If you're new to building MOCs, consider exploring online resources for inspiration and techniques. You might also find a LEGO building book helpful for learning new skills.

im not very good yet so kinda just try to shape things I think look cool, any advice or tips would be appreciated. I've been buying sets for years and finally decided to start trying to make mocs submitted by /u/Aesop_Stranger [link] [comments]

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