pretty sweet, weird pieces though, never seen em' before

I almost thought it was clay untill I took a close look!

Interesting. Lee.

this is very nice, it looks like something from unreal tournament 3.

Oooh . . . now that's interesting.

This has to be the best use of bionicle on a vehicle, incredibly clever!

Whoa - now that's an awesome tank! I Love the entire look of the lil'-beast!

Very reminiscent of a Tau Hammerhead tank from Warhammer 40,000. Love the organic look to it.

duuude is that head PERFECT for tanks or what? I made a walktank myself, but never got around to posting it.

wow! that's awesome, but i've never seen those pieces before, weird.

amazing

Sweet pickles! It's not halo! It's not dawn forge! And yet it's still amazing! I'm diggin' everything about this. -Turkey

Very Interesting design!

Cool, interesting little MOC. Would you happen to have any other pics?

Such a deceivingly small MOC, and yet so much detail! Good concept as well as parts usage here. Great work again, sir.

Really digging the Bionicle/System combo. - Hector

Wow, stalker much? What did I have for breakfast? HAHAHA

That's amazing. Nice use of a bionicle-thing-head.

Hey has anyone seen Chris? I was following him and....HOLY COW! This is one sweet MOC. Love the trans bits for lave/crystal and the shape of that hoover tank is sweet!

The hover tank is sweet but I really like the effect of the trans under it. Might have to steal that idea at some point... if I ever make anything this cool that is. Keep up the house cleaning! One more and you surpass "Kelso posts" for the year! ~ Chris.

Sweet pure Lego action! Bionical stuff is difficult to use effectivly (unless it's on a bionical MOC), but this thing looks wicked. Attack!

So interesting, so awesome,... and so confounding... What are those parts?

What makes your building style very interesting is your ability to take a very unique and specialized piece and make it a part of something completely different than what it was made for, and it looks great!

You are a master in mixing Bionicle parts into your MOC, and you should really do it more often :)

This has nothing to do with that new Trojan "item," does it? Lulz aside, you have quite a knack for using odd parts spectacularly well!

Nice work, I love the weird parts used here.

very nice, love the use of bionicle parts!

What the devil are those pieces?

Awsome...it looks sort of like a Wraith/Scorpion/AAT, but any who great job...

Cool!

nice job, it doesent even look like lego!