It certainly does remind me of Prime. Ah good times with the plasma beam. Bad times with the fission metroids *shudder*.

Yes, but the Ice Beam is slow moving; jumping from side-to-side and blasting away with missiles or charged Wave Beam shots is more practical.

Wow! Great job! And a little tip for taking these buggers down, use the ice beam so they're frozen then shoot them with a missile.

Not specifically, procrastinating mostly. Probably going to force myself to photograph some unposted mocs soon, though, before the new battletech game arrives and lego goes on the backburner for a week or two. Even worse, the copy of Prime 2: Echoes I bought is going to ensure that if the Citytech pack doesn't take up time, lego will be on the burner-at-the-back for a time. Sorry. *EDIT* Scratch that, I've suddenly started making a sigfigkart for El Laxante, the high fibre superhero.

not your best but still cool

I see. I think I'll try my hand at Brickshelf. And thank you anyhow.

Well, I'm honored that you'd think me capable of giving advice- but I can't access flickr. ISP inbuilt keep-the-4chan/triple-x-stuff-away system. Brickshelf works fine, though.

Nice work! Not to far from the original post without the jetpack. I really like how you use the plant pieces for the thrusting effect. Overall, excellent work! Also, would you mind giving me some advice on a MOC in-the-works? The photos are on Flickr and I'll give you a link if need be. If not, then it's all good.

i should make a metroid MOC, but alas, i have a shortage of parts that stems directly from me being unable to disassemble any of my larger MOCs. i look forward to seeing norfair in lego form!

Not to my knowledge. Basically, I'm accumulating parts (at a rather slow rate) for a planned Norfair bignette.

flight trooper=cannon fodder, any upcoming metroid-MOCs?