Skeleton Horse (by jens)

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Skeleton Horse (by jens)

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Hi all!

At my battlecontest entry I used a skeleton horse, too.

I've made some pictures:

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I don't know your version, but it's a nice use of this technic-bricks. And the legs of the horse are looking rattle (?). I like it.

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jens
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No one there who likes my horse?

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No one there who likes my horse? Or don't you read this thread because it is so old?

regards,
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Post by Sir Dillon »

Both of those are really neat.

>Jens, you might get more replies if you start a new thread.
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Post by Lord_Of_The_LEGO »

I went ahead and split this thread.

Jens, I really like your horse. Makes me want to make a Bricklink order and make my own! :)
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Thank you guys, thats the reaktion I wanted to read :D !
I really like your horse. Makes me want to make a Bricklink order and make my own!
The only "hard to find" would be the white battle-Droid arm. But in 7255 with General Grievious (?) is one extra. So you can use one for building without destroying the Minifig.

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Me likey this horse the best, though the other one is also very cool, and probably the one Im more able to build. :wink:
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Post by BuilderQ »

Does this thread have to have the exact same title? Anyways, this model has an interesting construction... could I see a picture of it without the rider?
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awesome job!!! jut wondering how the skeleton sits atop the horse (theres not enough space between his legs for a brick)
well I would at least like to think that I'm evil...
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kingkastle wrote:Just wondering how the skeleton sits atop the horse (theres not enough space between his legs for a brick).
He is one legged, the other leg is replaced with a holder piece.
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