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Someone should tell those guys that their helmets are on backwards. :P Hahaha! It's clearer in the individual and frontal shots, but they're intended to represent some kind of protective force shield generated by a headset. I was determined to find a use for those trans-clear helmets... http://farm...

I dig the color assortment! Those minifigs on display look pretty damn classy too... what's the deal with the squad in red? Thanks! That's my Jovian Fleet faction. I use them to do scenes and sometimes to demo minifig accessories. http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5245/5335218638_97b2e3a2bf_z.jpg http:...

Good news, everyone! I have been working with Will to bring the Hex Stands to market under the Catspaw Customs brand, and they are now available for sale to the public. You can find them at resellers BrickArsenal and G.I. Brick ! http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8018/7306752382_ec371602eb_z.jpg http://...

While this MOC isn't completely intact--it's shed the canopy and some details over the years--I think it might win some kind of award for longevity. *coughcough*



I built this when I was 11 years old.

In 1985.

Just shot this tonight; here's a usage example that's likely to speak much more directly to the crowd around here: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7175/6820052321_21832d9005_z.jpg A typical party of fantasy adventurers faces off against the undead. The skeletons are using the basic 2S hex stand, while...

IVhorseman wrote:woah wait what, a Deus Ex gun?

He's probably referring to the JFLR, which was indeed inspired in part by the Combat Rifle from DX:HR--specifically with the suppressor attachment.

I'm afraid the Hex Stands cannot be connected directly to a baseplate--doing so would require stud notches cut into four of the sides the way many Lego wedge plates are designed. While this would expand their usability a bit as a part for building, I opted against this kind of design because it woul...