I had a wild bur in my bonnet last weekend and decided the world needed a BOC-mimic minifig. You know, as a mcguffin, treasure, or a fun side quest. After sketching a few ideas down I fired up my 3d modeling program of choice, and hopped to it.
Of course a BOC is not just a BOC without a Vestibule of Patience. Though, in this case, it is more of a metaphorical VOP in respects that people put BOCs on pedestals and would gladly cut each other down for one.
That led to a fat pillar, a thin pillar, and rounding out the set a regular BOC. All printed on my woot sold 3d printer!
Hahaha⌠well you donât know the half of it. On my BiLâs recommendation I started dinking with d&d terrain for him to replicate, paint, and use when covid blows out. So thereâs that⌠and bear claws, zenomorphs, 3d terrain maps, etc.
The printer was a good investment even if I am slowing down on using it now a days.
Your BOC is obviously a Mimic, right? That is great.
Because all of us get excited to possibly get one, then it turns on us about 3 minutes after openingâŚ
Itâs the closest thing most of us will get to a childhood Christmas morning experience in our adult lives.
I would like to think there would be two chess sets.
The corporate one where the rooks, knights, and bishops would be woot categories.
Mortimer and Monte would be king and queen, and the woot exclamation would be pawns.
The flip side would be Letters/BOC as king/queen on one side, Woot/Old-Woot king queen on the other.
Back row ideas:
Blackish/Agents of shield dvds ,
leakfrogs as bishops,
Michael Jackson statues
âcontact customer service for returnsâ
price check
Definitely âi miss the old wootâ tshirts as pawns.
The xenomorph wasnât my design, found it on âmyminifactoryâ and just printed/painted it. It was one from back in May to get the swing of layering paints again.
