Gotta say, this is a great idea. Made me realize how useless the ccbs torso, specifically the bigger sizes used by heros and xl sized heros, but the small protector sized torso is actually kinda useful. If I had a system like this, I would probably be using more parts. The ccbs torso is one of, if not the most unused parts in my collection, and they come with just about every set, so I got a bunch. Thought about cutting them up to make them more useful, but I'm not sure if I wanna go that far yet

Clipping around the axle was kind of done with the slizer/toa mata actual big hand piece things that pohatu had 2 of, did wonder why they didn't elaborate on that. My thought years ago would be to have a round the sxle connection, something that connects around them using a rubber clip, originally i thought a hinge and then something to pin in place but you want something standard as possible, fewest parts as possible, fewest thin points that move as possible,so i figured a rubber hinge that way it can flex to close. Degrades over time, but not that much sooner than by when plastic tends towards fragile and dry.

you know its gonna be a banger when he starts it out with "hey guys"

would be interesting to see 3D Printed

Honestly, it's a great idea. One thing i'd suggest is disconnecting the ball joints from the sides of the shoulder/hip pieces, and instead just have the center of the piece have axle bars of various lengths (or hell, even have those just use technic axles). that way, you can add ball joints as necessary without the need for lots of new parts.

Great design solution!!

Bro that's genius. I imagined something like that in my childhood

This is a cool idea! I love the expansions you made to the CCBS system!

I believe LEGO actually already experimented with clipping onto the side of an axel with the throw bots head. It’s a really interesting connection, I’m surprised we never saw more of it

I like the use of bars, it could help to integrate these pieces to other systems apart from ccbs, having more versatile pieces that bridge between systems can allow to more variety and creativity

Such a good design!

This man needs to work for LEGO. RIGHT NOW!!!!!

wondering about the hollow pink technic ball that clips on the axle piece as shown here, how would armor put on this piece not just like... fall to one side, as it seems to be a pin connection going over an axle, that would be a loose connection no?

For the magenta piece, instead of having it clip around, perhaps it could be two identical pieces that would each resemble a ball piece split in half and peg together with something resembling a lightsaber bar or One of those smaller accessory connections then further secured by placing an armor piece or the like over top it.

Severally overengineered, this is noce for speculation "what would be best for adult nerds" but you completely forgot that it needs to factor in price, ease of construction and durability during play, it's for children first, for us second. Clip on ball joints are a bad idea and removing balljoint in the crotch with no alternate annoys me.

I'd want it, but I'm poor and have no access to a 3D printer either. I would need a place/site/store that sells these parts already made. One idea for the magenta part is make it with a harder rubber so it can bioth give and grip without breaking.

Lege really needs to hire this man so fast🙏

if you would have the chance to make these a factory level thing would you jump in?

you know, you could make some decent money if you found a way to mass mold these, these seem pretty useful

If those were real Legos, I would buy as many as I could. I’m not a fan of the single piece torsos, I wish Lego had given us the option to build the torsos the way we want. That way, my Toa would look different than someone else’s.

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You talking bout if its possible, if it could exist. I think the only reason it doesnt exist is that no building brick manufacturer hired you yet 😂

"I fixed CCBS" he says as he needlessly complicates a system that was intentionally designed to be simple.