38639 pts · November 19, 2017
I'm sorry to hear that.
Yeah, the sentinels. I really enjoy those and unfortunately a lot of my builds resemble those.
Can you elaborate on that?
Just something I threw together and expanded upon last night.
Well, that was purty nifty. I can definitely see why you said that about my build. Thank you for that!
Ah yes. Thank you for explaining that.
🤷 Alright then. 🤔
Oh? Why do you say that?
Thank ya very much! No idea what it is though.
Oh? Expound.
Can you please elaborate on that?
Hmmm. Interesting.
I remember when people would gaze upon the battle scene and realize that Arachnis was an actual spider and the infestation of spiders was unsettling. 😜 No one really said that the builds were art, but most of them were shocked that everything was Lego. They were mainly astonished by the fact I can transport everything and the amount of time it took to create these builds.
A mother and her 2 kids stared at my display and their eyes glazed over with bewliderment. After 10 minutes or so of utter disbelief they walked away and about 20 minutes later they came back. The mother exclaimed, "Every other display we kept going to the boys kept saying I want to go back to the squ1ddos display, over and over." I felt quite special after hearing that, so I gave them 2 tokens I created for the displays I liked. Their eyes lit up sooo wide and appreciated the gesture.
Thank ya. Setup took 7 hours and teardown, an hour. Then drove 4 hours back home, got Taco Bell, chilled on the couch and went to bed a little after midnight. Woke up at 8:30am and went to work.
Here's my layout at Brickworld Indy 2026.. /gallery/EIa6mGm
Isn't it a fun creation?
Heh why do you say that?
Ah yeah. I actually have the process down to a decent science. It only took an hour to teardown.
I just enjoy writhing and contorting things. There's just something about the appendage piece that I enjoy sooo much.
Home now. I'll post about how the show went later on. 4 hour drive back to Detroit.
Indeed. We'll see how it works out. Thank you for that. 😁
Yup. I have learned over the years to make it easier for transport. The bin on the left side is the Colorful Wasteland. I am glad I cleared that up for my post.
I understand where you're coming from. I apologize that I did not put context to the video. I just figured some people would like to see how I tear down my build and the process.
This is my masterpiece. A living machine.
As in possibly tell that the build is modular?
I greatly appreciate it! I threw this together earlier..
Interesting. I too have flat feet.
Interesting. No idea what that is. I think I might expand on this build.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Yeah, the sentinels. I really enjoy those and unfortunately a lot of my builds resemble those.
Can you elaborate on that?
Just something I threw together and expanded upon last night.
Well, that was purty nifty. I can definitely see why you said that about my build. Thank you for that!
Ah yes. Thank you for explaining that.
🤷 Alright then. 🤔
Oh? Why do you say that?
Thank ya very much! No idea what it is though.
Oh? Expound.
Can you please elaborate on that?
Hmmm. Interesting.
I remember when people would gaze upon the battle scene and realize that Arachnis was an actual spider and the infestation of spiders was unsettling. 😜 No one really said that the builds were art, but most of them were shocked that everything was Lego. They were mainly astonished by the fact I can transport everything and the amount of time it took to create these builds.
A mother and her 2 kids stared at my display and their eyes glazed over with bewliderment. After 10 minutes or so of utter disbelief they walked away and about 20 minutes later they came back. The mother exclaimed, "Every other display we kept going to the boys kept saying I want to go back to the squ1ddos display, over and over." I felt quite special after hearing that, so I gave them 2 tokens I created for the displays I liked. Their eyes lit up sooo wide and appreciated the gesture.
Thank ya. Setup took 7 hours and teardown, an hour. Then drove 4 hours back home, got Taco Bell, chilled on the couch and went to bed a little after midnight. Woke up at 8:30am and went to work.
Here's my layout at Brickworld Indy 2026.. /gallery/EIa6mGm
Isn't it a fun creation?
Heh why do you say that?
Ah yeah. I actually have the process down to a decent science. It only took an hour to teardown.
I just enjoy writhing and contorting things. There's just something about the appendage piece that I enjoy sooo much.
Home now. I'll post about how the show went later on. 4 hour drive back to Detroit.
Indeed. We'll see how it works out. Thank you for that. 😁
Yup. I have learned over the years to make it easier for transport. The bin on the left side is the Colorful Wasteland. I am glad I cleared that up for my post.
I understand where you're coming from. I apologize that I did not put context to the video. I just figured some people would like to see how I tear down my build and the process.
This is my masterpiece. A living machine.
As in possibly tell that the build is modular?
I greatly appreciate it! I threw this together earlier..
Interesting. I too have flat feet.
Interesting. No idea what that is. I think I might expand on this build.