The one stud on a dog's back...
The one stud on a dog's back...
what do you put on there?
I confess to only having once found a use for it; my grandson of the Black Falcon (the only surviving heir) is actually a warlock, of sorts. He has an impish familiar (actually a bat which I will one day spray red ) The imp rides on the back of his faithful hound Chassy.
And like I said, that's the only use I've found for that stud. Anyone else?
I confess to only having once found a use for it; my grandson of the Black Falcon (the only surviving heir) is actually a warlock, of sorts. He has an impish familiar (actually a bat which I will one day spray red ) The imp rides on the back of his faithful hound Chassy.
And like I said, that's the only use I've found for that stud. Anyone else?
1) 1x2 plate and some bits and bobs and you have a pack dog carrying whatever.
2) can also be used to rig a sled dog team or pulling a small cart.
3) make a sign over a pet shop.
2) can also be used to rig a sled dog team or pulling a small cart.
3) make a sign over a pet shop.
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The only time I ever used the stud was to put a small futuristic looking cannon on the dog to make an attack dog of sorts.
Also I noticed that if you put a 1x1 round brick in the hand of the new troll he can lift the dog up
Also I noticed that if you put a 1x1 round brick in the hand of the new troll he can lift the dog up
I love that idea, I'm gonna have to use thatTedward wrote:3) make a sign over a pet shop.
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Dogs with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads!Aliencat wrote:The only time I ever used the stud was to put a small futuristic looking cannon on the dog to make an attack dog of sorts.
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LEGO uses it as a place to tie to Santa's mini slay, instead of making and official reindeer piece.
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This sounds like a reference to some obscure parable...The one stud on a dog's back...
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Here's what I do with it:
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HA, ha, ha, ha! Rocko, that's GENIUS!
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How about a leash. Just putting that out there for use, I mean, a leash is how you walk your dog. *smiles, glad that he gave the uninteresting answer*
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You know what's weird, Blue Head, I really hadn't even thought of that.
An attachment for a leash to walk your dog... That does seem like the most logical answer I still vote for lasers and cannons though, or Rocko's solution, that one's great too.
An attachment for a leash to walk your dog... That does seem like the most logical answer I still vote for lasers and cannons though, or Rocko's solution, that one's great too.
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Well if you can't have lego sharks with laser beams, you might as well go for the next best thing. How else would doctor evil be able to torture people?:DBruce N H wrote:Dogs with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads!Aliencat wrote:The only time I ever used the stud was to put a small futuristic looking cannon on the dog to make an attack dog of sorts.
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Lego ALLIGATORS with laser beams!!!!!Aragornn45 wrote:Well if you can't have lego sharks with laser beams, you might as well go for the next best thing. How else would doctor evil be able to torture people?:DBruce N H wrote:Dogs with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads!Aliencat wrote:The only time I ever used the stud was to put a small futuristic looking cannon on the dog to make an attack dog of sorts.