Me Grimlock eat puny MOC!

Well, whatever. But there's no denying that mikeusa9's "Ratali" bears more than a passing resemblance to a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Carapar armor continues to find interesting uses...

Check out What?/Rojaz's entry for the Unofficial BBCC #47:
It features an excellent use of canisters, as well as an excellent idea and execution.

*Transformers theme*

I just noticed LOVEJOINT's schway Megatron-esque robot:

Can you do the can-can?

Another month, another BBC Contest over at BZP! This month's contest, #47, requires entrants to incorporate part or all of their Bionicle canisters into their entry.

Draxon/Jaller345 starts us off with a neat tripodal Scout Droid:

And here's my Craniopod NOD:

Tanmatastic!

tmbj1/Blue Diamond has one of the better Matoran revamps I've seen:

We r0x0r your b0x0r

Seranikai has an excellent Boxor Revamp:

Here's the original set:

Lewa Phantoka

ToM/MuffinToa offers his version of next year's Lewa Nuva set:

Oh freddled gruntbuggly...

Sugegasa appears to have yet more Bionicle-incorporating "unmanned experiment control machines" up his sleeve...

Love is like a red, plastic rose...

Easily the best Bionicle MOC I've seen in months, ToM's "The Rose" is an excellent example of what can be done with the right pieces and a little creativity. I suppose I should add that the current BBCC requires entrants to build non-humanoid, non-animalistic objects, hence the lack of the usual humanoids and Rahi in these last couple entries.

And what would a blog post from me be without some shameless self-promotion? Here's my Entry, In Which Learned Professor Arpy Examines a Bula Berry Through His Microscope

BBCC#46

Some of the better entries thus far...