Since everyone is talking about the Godzilla set, I thought I should show an old project of mine from a few years ago
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Reddit user /u/Werewolf_Knight has shared a nostalgic look at a custom LEGO Godzilla model built a few years ago. Amidst current community excitement surrounding new Godzilla-themed discussions, the creator decided to showcase this older fan-made project.
The builder attempted to replicate the Legendary version of the iconic monster, specifically utilizing an all-black color scheme inspired by its appearance in the films. However, the creator is self-critical about the final result, noting that the proportions feel a bit off in hindsight. Specifically, the custom build features arms that look slightly too long and a head that appears too large for the body.
While the creator expresses some doubts about the aesthetic choices and overall quality of the vintage MOC (My Own Creation), fan-made projects like this highlight the ongoing creativity within the LEGO community. For builders looking to tackle their own large monster creations or custom builds, having a reliable brick separator on hand makes breaking down experimental designs much easier.
I think I've made it through 2020 and 2021. Looking at it now, I am not sure if it was the right call to make it all black, although that's how it looked to me in the movie. And I think it isn't that great overall. The proportions are off, with the arms looking a bit long and the head being too big. Just so you know, I tried to replicate the Legendary Godzilla. submitted by /u/Werewolf_Knight [link] [comments]
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