The neck ultimately was moved higher and further back. Next, I decided to start planning out the neck and head placement. The next several shots were of the body being built: So first as with any set, custom or otherwise, I separate my parts by kind into a brickyard:Īs you can see above, I taped my reference pics onto the table. Here are the pics starting with the finished product, then going back through the building stage and finally some comparison shots. You’re probably saying, WHY IS HE STILL TALKING….Okay, I heard you loud and clear. Though it is different.Ĥ.5 inches high (not including stands) 5 inches high with stands The top neck portion of this custom build I relatively patterned from his. I looked at what he did to see if I could utilize some of his design in my build. Along the way, my friend and fellow Halo Mega Bloks customizer, Goodwill Hunter, made his version of a CCS cruiser. I either wasn’t satisfied with how it looked or it wasn’t sturdy enough. Let me say this, there were several times were I had to completely tear down a section I built to rebuild it. I had to disassemble the Phantom my friend had started, to start this from scratch. I knew I had those parts, so I dug them out of storage and proceeded. So anyway, I had recently completed the CCS Cruiser and wanted to make this one. There it sat for I’d guess at least a year to a year and a half? Just guessing that though. He sent it in a box semi completed (as the Phantom). I had bought this from a friend of mine some time ago. In this case I used a Halo Mega Bloks Phantom set.
However, I think in this case, I did a pretty darn good job. So while I tried for accuracy, it can be very tough given the limited amount and type of parts used.
Now, as always, I ONLY used ONE set to make this. This time the Covenant Super Cruiser, also known as the CSO Covenant Assault Carrier.įirst here are two of the images I used as reference:
Once again I tackle another custom building bloks ship.
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