I lacked the urge to build and sold all of my pieces for only $40 to only want to start building again a few months later. That’s my funniest, yet saddest issue.
Me with chicken legs on the last color scheme of my SM
When you finish building a moc and you realize you used to small or to big of a type of piece and it looks funky.
one wing angel plays
When you come up with a really cool concept in your head and subsequently realize that you have neither the correct parts nor the mocing ability to execute said concept.
Good one
Seems my topic has been forced back to like so I’ll throw it a bone with something that’s recently happened to me. A MOC so out of the ordinary for your average creation that not only does it take a solid week to build, but causes you to spend £30 on Bricklink because it uses an insanely large amount of parts.
Money well spent I think, but that’s not for me to decide…
Neck pains.
#####What? Looking down for hours hurts…
######Also my eyes sometimes go wonky looking through dozens of pieces for “The One.”
YAY IM NOT THE ONLY NINETY YEAR OLD
I found a piece in my collection and realized that it would be perfect for the MOC I’m working on. I then proceeded to drop said piece, which is apparently the only one in my collection.
Oof. That stinks.
I’ll find it. Eventually.
eventually
i want to build a samurai using the aquagon mask and now i found out while trying out version 1 of my dark lord that one of these:link look like a samurai skirt upside down
I was building a toa of fire, and he was gonna be super buff and big. I finished his super complex torso and got to work on his legs, which turned out super skinny looking no matter what I did. I wrecked the torso to make it smaller, and then I couldn’t figure out how to do it…
I ended up scrapping the moc.
what a shame, that would’ve looked hilarious
trust me, it did.
I started with trying to incorporate a system motorcycle shell into the torso… I wasn’t great at bionicle so it just ended up looking fat.
I tried to pull out a Barraki tooth that was attached to a blue 1.25 pin, and the pin shattered into several pieces.
~W12~
When you’re too lazy to reorganize your pieces after you’ve finished a MOC, so you shove the leftovers into a bin somewhere.
And then proceed to forget about those pieces whenever you go to MOC again…
Tell me about it. I still need to finish my organizing and I’ve got a couple of boxes of parts I’ve been too lazy to reorganize.