Skeleton Horse
- forester3291
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I saw this on BS a few weeks ago and was impressed by the creativity put into it. I really like the use of the Sign posts. I aslo like the skeletal rider that goes along with it.
Overall Great Job on the project. Can't wait to see some more poseable Skelatel or other beasts and creations!
Overall Great Job on the project. Can't wait to see some more poseable Skelatel or other beasts and creations!
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This is really really cool... Well done! I didn't even know most of these pieces existed.
I've seen a lot of attempts at this kind of thing (including my own), and this beats them all.
I've seen a lot of attempts at this kind of thing (including my own), and this beats them all.
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Cool use of signposts and technic parts! Perhaps some more ribs would look even better, but I'm not sure how you could attach them.
Anyway, great work!
Anyway, great work!
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Those are not signposts, but those airline waving-thingies, whatever they are called.
Very good use of them! Nice skelly horse!
Very good use of them! Nice skelly horse!
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Sorry Arwen... I'm afraid a lot of the other members could take better guesses on how to make this than me... I'm not even sure what all the needed parts are... signs for legs? Airline waving-thingies? It's all greek (town) to me!Ottoatm could you tell me how to make your Skeleton horse Please? I have an Undead Death Knight and he needs a skeleton horse very badly.
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Umm... it looks like she wants to see what you did yourself. You mentioned, here:ottoatm wrote:Sorry Arwen... I'm afraid a lot of the other members could take better guesses on how to make this than me... I'm not even sure what all the needed parts are... signs for legs? Airline waving-thingies? It's all greek (town) to me!
that you had tried something yourself. From the look of it, Arwen is assuming that you had finished something, and wants to see it.ottoatm wrote:This is really really cool... Well done! I didn't even know most of these pieces existed.
I've seen a lot of attempts at this kind of thing (including my own), and this beats them all.
Of course, I could be wrong...