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Antak3000 β Mctoran Project 2010
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Published: 2017-01-11 03:19:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 968; Favourites: 10; Downloads: 0
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Basically wanted to pad out my villagers a little. Ended up with a spare Nuparu from a thrift Store, got a Hafu figure off Ebay, And built Takua, Hahli, Kopeke, and Taiki from spare parts. Also, the little rubber technic connector can be used to connect things to figures hands. That's how Takua is holding that chronicler staffRelated content
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The 3D printers can also print the discs and masks as well 
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Iβve been playing around with 3D printed parts, canβt afford my own printer though. some of the parts on shapeways are really impressive, Iβve got some of the masks for my g2 Mocs from there.
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That's cool
Keep up the cool effort 
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That is so neat and cool at the same time 
11/10 for the entire set on the picture, as well as others that you created, and the technique of Takua holding his staff, that is pretty sweet
I also heard that people are printing 3D model parts of the Mctoran, with 3D printers in order to get the Mctoran and other Bionicle sets that they, didn't get back in the 2000's, and I would like to do that (possibly one day
Keep up the excellent work and awesome job
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Thanks! Yeah those old sets are starting to get expensive. They were always my favorite matorans, since you could build different colored ones so easily. 3D printing is very cool too. Have you seen this guyβs work? Itβs incredible. www.deviantart.com/vahki6
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Look at that, you even gave Takua a his staff. A marvelous little detail
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Those little rubber connectors work great for letting the old mctoran hold things. Best discovery I ever made
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I'll try to remember that. Well, I only have 2, but it might still come in handy
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As a hardcore fan of MNOG, this is beautiful and I love that technique you have there for them actually gripping their tools
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Thank you! I have a little pile of tools for them, didn't take pictures of that.
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