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Description
About The MOC:
Grum-Beep is just a little "doodle" MOC I threw together as stress relief after having an argument with family members. Usually my "stress MOCing" and normal MOCing are one in the same but since I am in between MOCs I threw together an angry little robot.

In some ways he represents me and how I feel sometimes, angry at how small he is in the world, wishing he played a bigger part and that there was more to his existence than the menial tasks the powers that be have assigned him. And although he puts on a mean face to look intimidating, he's really quite sad and lonely when no one's around.

I find it very relaxing working with bar and clip pieces. I don't know why, maybe it's their versatility or the fact that you can get all kinds of weird angles and geometries to happen with them, but I find it very soothing. I always enjoy when I can add little bits to MOCs and I also think that's why I've spent a considerable deal getting bar and clip parts for my collection.

Bio
Grum-Beep is an Alien worker/assistant robot who was left stranded on a remote Asteroid facility. Even though he was left behind and his primary function was to assist other beings and robots, his masters assigned him to maintain the outpost, even though they probably never plan to return to it. This unfortunately means Grum-Beep toils away day after day keeping the outpost in working order. He also has to fend off various space wildlife, which is usually much bigger than he is, hence is aggressive standoffish demeanor. Even though he knows his efforts mean nothing, his protocol demands that he obeys his commands to maintain the base. So he will perform this tasks until he becomes too damaged or can't repair himself enough to continue on and will eventually power down.

In essence he's a pissed off little Wall-E who got screwed over by the man.

Description
About The MOC:
Grum-Beep is just a little "doodle" MOC I threw together as stress relief after having an argument with family members. Usually my "stress MOCing" and normal MOCing are one in the same but since I am in between MOCs I threw together an angry little robot.

In some ways he represents me and how I feel sometimes, angry at how small he is in the world, wishing he played a bigger part and that there was more to his existence than the menial tasks the powers that be have assigned him. And although he puts on a mean face to look intimidating, he's really quite sad and lonely when no one's around.

I find it very relaxing working with bar and clip pieces. I don't know why, maybe it's their versatility or the fact that you can get all kinds of weird angles and geometries to happen with them, but I find it very soothing. I always enjoy when I can add little bits to MOCs and I also think that's why I've spent a considerable deal getting bar and clip parts for my collection.

Bio
Grum-Beep is an Alien worker/assistant robot who was left stranded on a remote Asteroid facility. Even though he was left behind and his primary function was to assist other beings and robots, his masters assigned him to maintain the outpost, even though they probably never plan to return to it. This unfortunately means Grum-Beep toils away day after day keeping the outpost in working order. He also has to fend off various space wildlife, which is usually much bigger than he is, hence is aggressive standoffish demeanor. Even though he knows his efforts mean nothing, his protocol demands that he obeys his commands to maintain the base. So he will perform this tasks until he becomes too damaged or can't repair himself enough to continue on and will eventually power down.

In essence he's a pissed off little Wall-E who got screwed over by the man.