The Horned King
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The Horned King
Hello,
I've been reading the Chronicles of Prydain and trying to build figs latly, and this is supposed to be the Horned King from the first book:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126755
Technically they're supposed to be deer antlers, but this was the closet thing I could think of.
Thanks to LegoFreak, Fry_Slayer, and Lord Mikal for giving me advice on how to do it.
I've been reading the Chronicles of Prydain and trying to build figs latly, and this is supposed to be the Horned King from the first book:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126755
Technically they're supposed to be deer antlers, but this was the closet thing I could think of.
Thanks to LegoFreak, Fry_Slayer, and Lord Mikal for giving me advice on how to do it.
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They look pretty good. Not bad!
I think they would look better it set a little higher on the head. Right now they look like they are coming straigt out of his ears!

I think they would look better it set a little higher on the head. Right now they look like they are coming straigt out of his ears!

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Yeah, that was one series where I really whished the author had drawn a map. I was so confused about where they were and where they were heading...
Pretty good idea to glue the horns straight to a skull instead of trying to make it into a helmet. You sure you don't want to try and make the antlers?
How well are they staying on for you?
Pretty good idea to glue the horns straight to a skull instead of trying to make it into a helmet. You sure you don't want to try and make the antlers?

How well are they staying on for you?
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I've never read that series, but I really like the look of that fig! It looks really cool and somewhat evil... just to be sure... you cut a bull horns in half and glued them on?
I think I might try that for my story - it's sweet!
I think I might try that for my story - it's sweet!

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Sweeeet, but mignt be able to produce more interesting results if the horns are pointed more upwards
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There was a map in my hardcover...Lord Mikal wrote:Yeah, that was one series where I really whished the author had drawn a map. I was so confused about where they were and where they were heading...
Pretty good idea to glue the horns straight to a skull instead of trying to make it into a helmet. You sure you don't want to try and make the antlers?![]()
How well are they staying on for you?

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That's a great Horned King. I think it rather fits the description.
As for your other Prydain characters:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=128770
I think that you've really got Taran. He looks like what I saw from the books. Great job!
Smoit is also quite good, and Hevydd is also quite good. I like Gwydion's hair, face, and choice of legs, but perhaps a different torso might be good. At which point in the books is this Gwydion from?
Eilowny's outfit is quite good - maybe a different head. Somehow the typical "smiling lady" doesn't quite fit her personality!
That's a great Horned King. I think it rather fits the description.

As for your other Prydain characters:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=128770
I think that you've really got Taran. He looks like what I saw from the books. Great job!

Smoit is also quite good, and Hevydd is also quite good. I like Gwydion's hair, face, and choice of legs, but perhaps a different torso might be good. At which point in the books is this Gwydion from?
Eilowny's outfit is quite good - maybe a different head. Somehow the typical "smiling lady" doesn't quite fit her personality!

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Thanks
That version of Gwydion is supposed to be from the beginning of The Book of Three; when Taran first meets him and can't believe that he's a real prince because of his weather worn cloths. But I do see what you mean. Maybe I'll do a differant version of him also.
As for Eilonwy, that's the only lady face I own besides this one:
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemPic.asp?P=3626bpb51
and I don't think that one fits as well as the one I have now.

That version of Gwydion is supposed to be from the beginning of The Book of Three; when Taran first meets him and can't believe that he's a real prince because of his weather worn cloths. But I do see what you mean. Maybe I'll do a differant version of him also.
As for Eilonwy, that's the only lady face I own besides this one:
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemPic.asp?P=3626bpb51
and I don't think that one fits as well as the one I have now.
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I read the first book when I was 10, cant remember anything from them. Couldnt find the other ones after that and my memory failed...
Nice fig.
Nice fig.

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I guess that would work too, but I'd need to buy some of those horns, since I don't have any.Rubberchickenknight wrote:nice custom. you could paint samurai horns, they look like deer antlers.
why didn't you make fflewdur fflam?he's one of my favorite characters
I'm not done making the chars yet, and I'm going to make a Fflewdder, I just can't get it to work right. But don't worry, he'll come soon.
