Mantis.King’s Aro Pyramidheads stomp into Pride 2026 with the exact kind of tabletop readability I love in Mobile Frame Zero builds. These little frames are basically walking warning signs: broad green torsos, chunky white legs, black-and-gray feet, and those upright triangular plates up top that give the whole squad its wonderfully blunt name.
The fun is in how simple the language stays. The curved front armor gives each unit a different flash of color, while the gray ridge across the top turns a tiny body into something that feels armored and directional. I also like the long, spare legs; they make the frames feel awkward in a good sci-fi way, like they are built for clomping over terrain rather than posing politely on a shelf.
Since these are a brickblend of LEGO and Make-It Blocks parts, purists may squint, but the result has a scrappy wargame charm. Two tiny pyramid-headed walkers, ready to cause extremely colorful problems.
Build by Mantis.King on Flickr.
