It's still very quiet right now on the Super Heroes themed MOC front and Si-MOCs got me out of my morning torpor with these two absolutely awesome MOCs.
First of all, the BAT-Rotor, intended to participate in the Wings of Justice competition organized by FBTB, with its simply perfect color scheme, and which could very well have existed in the Batman universe as the codes of the vehicles piloted by Bruce Wayne are respected.
A shape instantly recognizable, two pivoting rotors, a plethora of cannons, and a cockpit simply fitted with a canopy from set 8095 General Grievous' Starfighter released in 2010, which finds a perfectly fitting use here, both vintage and high-tech. See it from every angle in the Si-MOCs Flickr gallery.
Obviously, the Joker also had to have a device allowing him to move in the air above Gotham City. Crazy at will, symbol of the narcissism of the Joker with its own portrait appearing on the surface of the ball, and brilliantly designed, this MOC also respects the codes of the Batman universe in Tim Burton sauce: Retro-futuristic but not too much with its cabin reminiscent of the first airships.
In short, these two achievements brightened my day, I hope it will be the same for you ...
