Name of Model: Hittite Chariot |
Created by: Lego Monster |
Found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/legomonster/sets/72157624722171210/with/4890836756/ |
Details: While this miniland-scale rendition of a Hittite chariot differs a bit from the source material, it's still an exciting piece as a LEGO construction. To start with, there's the level of detail on the horses - minifig screwdrivers stick into click hinges to form the tails, studs in all directions to build the imposing face of each horse, and proper harnesses and manes. The builder posted an overview shot of just the horse design, which brings out other details - sculpted legs, hoofs, the angle of the head and neck (I'm going to guess Technic bricks are used to hold that in place) and even half-stud offsets in the middle of the horse's body. There are also two great miniland-scale figures riding the chariot. I don't think we've seen bearded figures at this scale before, but the technique is as effective as it is simple. The tree and plain landscaping are just the icing on the cake. |
Thursday, August 19, 2010Miniland-scale Hittite Chariot and HorsesPosted by Dan at 11:45 PMPosted by Dan at 11:45 PM Labels: animal, history, horse, landscaping, lego, miniland scale |
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