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In the later middle ages, pageant wagons became popular in some cities as moving stages for mystery plays. I gather that these were religious in nature, but typically sponsored by guilds and other civic organizations. I came across the custom while looking for building ideas last year, and finally put one together.

I thought a built-in scene change would be fun, so this wagon has two acts, Noah's Ark and Jesus Tempted in the Desert (the latter entirely to take advantage of trapdoors and red horns).


http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=221607

Hope you like it,

Kenn

Very cool. I love all the details you put in this, and how everything moves around to make the various scenes.
It seems that one of the slopes on the slanting roof the cart is missing, though. Was that on purpose?
Good luck in the contest! I think this will do well.

I like the way you did the roof, and the hole in the floor in cool. Good luck in the contest!

Kelderic

The idea is awesome and your execution is even better. Your scene changes and accessories or excellent, wigs and all. This is really great. I like the flaps on the front of the stage. I love the Giraffe heads, too cool.

Wow - that is really well done! Very creative - both the idea and the execution!

Good luck!

A real front runner in this section of the contest!

That's really quite inspired Well done, the vehicles catagory is certainly shaping up

Wow... that is so very clever.

It is a really awesome model, I rarely want to look at every single photo of a Moc, but this one I have, because there are so many great details.

Anita

Very interesting! A great MOC.

Thanks for sharing and God Bless,

Nathan

I love this!
This is the first "theater on wheels" moc that I've seen.
Its very original and creative.
I really like the two scenes being acted out, its very well done.
Awesome work, good luck with the contest!