Sweet Lego Tiger

[Blackjack]

Even if Lego did release this as a set, the building techniques are way to advanced!

[LowestFormOfWit]

Yes. This MOC is quite old, though, and I believe this is the old version of it. He has a slightly updated version of this, along with a wealth of other ridiculously amazing work on his Flickr. My personal favorite is his Gyarados. Insane parts usage.

[IrishGuy66]

Yes. This MOC is quite old, though, and I believe this is the old version of it. He has a slightly updated version of this, along with a wealth of other ridiculously amazing work on his Flickr.

My personal favorite is his Gyarados. Insane parts usage.

A Pokemon fan, eh?

[TheOrcKing]

....Well, my mind was blown. Seriously, parts of it are all over the wall.

Yes. This MOC is quite old, though, and I believe this is the old version of it. He has a slightly updated version of this, along with a wealth of other ridiculously amazing work on his Flickr.

Could you post a link to his flickr gallery, please? I tried doing a search and kept getting results showing a bunch of tanks.

[LowestFormOfWit]

....Well, my mind was blown. Seriously, parts of it are all over the wall.

Could you post a link to his flickr gallery, please? I tried doing a search and kept getting results showing a bunch of tanks.

Gladly.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/retinence/

Also, for relevance, this is the V2 Tiger:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/retinence/7070205797/

[TheOrcKing]

Could you post a link to his flickr gallery, please? I tried doing a search and kept getting results showing a bunch of tanks. Gladly.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/retinence/

Also, for relevance, this is the V2 Tiger:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/retinence/7070205797/

Many thanks.

He has amazingly creative artwork. The builds are very organic and flowing in the detail. I'm finding it dang near impossible just to get past one build so that I can see the rest! :lol: