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Hey Jens,
That's a great little goat! I love how you've incorporated two new types of pieces in this.
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That's a great little goat! I love how you've incorporated two new types of pieces in this.
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Sweet goat! Love it, may have to steal that idea. But I have to wait for some Viking horns first...
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It's the little lever piece, with the "handle" part disattached and then laid on top of the bottom piece. That's the best I can describe it, sorry.Draygen wrote:Simply amazing. what is that one piece holding the binoculars? That little light grey round thing.
Great work, jens! That is, without a doubt, one of the best minifig-scale animals I've ever seen.
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That is so cool. It looks very realistic actually, and quite cute.
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