custom minifig scale creature...clockwork knight...

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custom minifig scale creature...clockwork knight...

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Here is a clockwork knight minifig I built today...I was partially inspired by the Brick-built legs posted previously, by Tanotrooper..

The pics are here...

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Thanks, please tell me what you think...
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HAHA! This is really cool. This is my favorite so far this year. I think this should be a featured MOC.


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I love it! And the pose is just perfect.
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That is cool! I can picture this clanking away through the halls of a castle somewhere(what a rucus that would be). So much personality for something without even facial expressions.

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Very cool. Not only would it work well as its' intended use, but it would also work well as a ornate statue, as it looks to me to be slightly taller than a normal minifig.

Well done.

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Post by The_Vanquished »

Nice. I was trying to think of something like this, and it's been bugging my for awhile. It's a better version of the one I made, I think I'll borrow the design.
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It is one of your best yet - very clever.

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very cool i love it! :D
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I second Anthony and Jovian.
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Very nice. This is a hit for sure. I could see this being used in one of Fry Slayer's KK2 series comics, very funny indeed. :D
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I really like this. It would work great as a "suit of armor" setup inside a Scooby-Doo cartoon. The pointed feet are a great finishing touch!
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Brilliantly imaginative both in its conception and construction. A great creation! 8)
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Very creative, I love the design!

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Nice compact design. It kind of has a cartoon-ish quality. Good Job.
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Post by Tanotrooper »

haha, lovely minifig :D the clockwork key on his back is priceless :D
Nice to see some other uses for it ;)

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