User:SV1337

I am a 13 year old who enjoys making MOCs and do so frequently. Check out my YouTube channel where will be showing of some cool MOCs I have made. I will also include some Stop-Motion videos!

I have a fare amount of experience with Bionicle. I have loved the toys since 2004 when I first got into them, lets just say I have been hooked ever since!I have just over 30 MOCs built right now.

As you can probably tell I am obsesed with Lego and currently like the Bionicle, Space Police, and Ninjago toy lines. I would like to be a Product Designer when I grow up, Particularly working for The Lego Company.

Check me out on Spiral Knights, and if you see me in-game be sure to say hi! My Knight's name is Zetric

Occasionally I may be able to hook up to a Minecraft server with you, if you have any good server suggestions, please tell :D

I also play Terraria. If you would like me to play with you sometime, please send me a private message :)

History with BIONICLE
SV got into BIONICLE in early 2004, when he picked up Vakama Metru from his local Walmart store. Taking it home, he had a little trouble adapting to building his new toy, but soon became accustomed to it. He has loved the smell of plastic ever since. Buying almost all of the 2004 characters, SV enjoyed playing with them and making fantastic adventures. However, he did not get into moccing or even modifying the original design until laate 2005, when he bought Vakama Hordika. This, sadly was one of only 6 sets bought in that year. The others bing Roodaka, Keetongu, a brown Visorak, a green Visorak, and two blue Visorak. When 2006 sets first came out, and SV got a Piraka for chirstmas, he was thrilled with the new ideas. Customizing the new Zamor Sphere Launchers, SV found lots of new ideas for moccing. However, they where not as good as his current ones. 2007 came as a bit of a dissapointment. The squid launchers were crappy, and it did not prove to be a very good story line either. SV however, did buy more sets in 2008 and 2009 during the end of BIONICLE. Saddened by its end in early 2010, SV began making pressing harder to make better and more complex mocs, wanting to keep his love for the toys still burning. He started his own YouTube channel, which currently has 82 subscribers, in August of 2010. He published his first video on the 24th of September 2010, a how-to on one of his old Toa mocs, Scoam. He currently has over 4,5oo video views, and has published around 50 videos.