I'm still making MOCS out of the 1500 piece 11032 classic creator set, though I did buy a few 2 for £20 vehicle sets to use as MOC pieces.
I had enough pieces left to make some icy scenes, so here's my take on a brick built Hoth Wampa ice cave playset. There is already a UCS set in a similar theme, but it uses a non brick built action figure type Hoth Wampa. Mine's intended to be a much more basic set for their age 4+ Star Wars range with play features. I was also limited to remaining pieces from the 11032 set, but it's amazing how many good pieces are in that set even with having made a few MOCS out of it already.
Derpy looking Hoth Wampa, granted, but it still looks OK as part of the set, especially combing it with the Hoth Luke and Tauntaun set to recreate one of my favourite scenes in Empire Strikes back. This is all made up from 11032 set pieces except the Hoth Wampa Tusks, large ice shard and small icicle. The lightsabre also slots into the snow pile to recreate the scene.
Also I needed a phone stand with a low profile to hold a larger phone with protective case too thick for most ones that you can buy, I had enough black pieces left in that set to make a functional and quite cool looking design that was limited by the remaining range of pieces. It ended up working out great with the studs and ridged bricks having great grip and easily holding the weight of any phone or tablet or Switch that will fit in it. I've been using this stand for work purposes for a few weeks and it's been great.
By chance the exact same stand build works on a separate orientation as a mini Vampire tower MOC, I had a Morbius vampire character and bats from one of the vehicles sets, and dogs from another set. Turned out to be a really nice little MOC stand as well by pure luck. I love how this turned out for such a simple MOC.
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