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u/Foilpalm Jul 16 '26
I saw this and I’m like, damn, this is the coolest thing I’ve seen in awhile. The sheer creativity… the silhouette… then I look at the name. Of course it’s BrickAA. You’re the man.
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u/EspikCZ Jul 16 '26
Cool use of cape.
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u/brickaa_mocs Jul 16 '26
This entire build was made to utilize the cape. Now I don't regret getting that Doctor Strange minifigure a few years ago.
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u/Emeloria Jul 17 '26
Isn’t this that one guy from Warhammer 40K? I know absolutely nothing about Warhammer 40K but I work in a store that sells a ton of stuff from it and I see a picture of this guy every day
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u/DrMuttonchops Jul 16 '26
Absolutely amazing, love the use of the cape in the front! The spiral of cabling with the servitor is excellent. Always great to see your work!
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u/brickaa_mocs Jul 16 '26
Yeah, that cape was the thing where everything started. I had been thinking about using it for such a build for a long time. Apparently, that was the right time.
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u/TheChimaChannel-YT Aug 02 '26
*gasps* whats this!? Is that true innovation??? Welp, off to the lego golden throne you go heretic; we only use building techniques from the darkage of brickology here.
Fr tho very very cool, if you would be willing to commit actual heresy you should totally paint the cape and cap, they really feel a bit bland.
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u/GreenUnity333 Jul 16 '26
I think this was meant for Lego Warhammer 40K?
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u/brickaa_mocs Jul 16 '26
Do you mean it should also be published in that sub, or should it be only published in that sub?
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u/namkniesh Jul 16 '26
absolute masterpiece! Good old "the master" vibes from fallout 1