Post by The Hegemon on Nov 20, 2023 22:11:36 GMT
Do you have a dedicated table or desktop or area in which you can work out your MOCs? Do you simply grab a handful of bloks and start building wherever the mood strikes you?
Or some combination of the above? Or something else altogether?
Lately I've been aware of how long it's been since I actually sat down to build something out of Mega. I've done fairly extensive work in rendering virtual bloks, and I may tinker with a few real bloks here and there, but I haven't truly built much by hand for far too long, and I think that the problem is space.
I keep my collection in a number of boxes and plastic totes, very roughly sorted by colors and, to a much lesser degree, by part-type. This is fairly handy for storage, but it doesn't really facilitate the creative process, especially when your work area is a small section of desk in that room.
In the months ahead I'll likely get a large tabletop in an adjacent room in my basement, and I hope that this'll give me space to flex my creative muscles.
So where do you do it? We have some clever MOC'ers among us, working in different styles and scales, so I'd love to hear how (and where) you dive into your process.
Let us know!
Or some combination of the above? Or something else altogether?
Lately I've been aware of how long it's been since I actually sat down to build something out of Mega. I've done fairly extensive work in rendering virtual bloks, and I may tinker with a few real bloks here and there, but I haven't truly built much by hand for far too long, and I think that the problem is space.
I keep my collection in a number of boxes and plastic totes, very roughly sorted by colors and, to a much lesser degree, by part-type. This is fairly handy for storage, but it doesn't really facilitate the creative process, especially when your work area is a small section of desk in that room.
In the months ahead I'll likely get a large tabletop in an adjacent room in my basement, and I hope that this'll give me space to flex my creative muscles.
So where do you do it? We have some clever MOC'ers among us, working in different styles and scales, so I'd love to hear how (and where) you dive into your process.
Let us know!
