| | | | | In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Bill Farkas writes:
> Is that a "Trojan Bunny" in jpegs five and six?!
That is a Trojan Rabbit. The ears are pose-able, thanks to a pair of Technic
pins at their bases. I purposely made the door on the front of the rabbit
extremely obvious. (Easier and funnier that way.)
After hours of serious castle-building, I needed a quick project to knock off
for a little bit of comic relief. (Did you ever start building something
before you'd even decided what you were going to build?) But when I brought it
in to show to some people at work, I was told that it was not faithful to the
Python original, because I _remembered_ to put soldiers inside! For the
record, in the TCS window display, the rabbit is empty.
"Perhaps if we construct a large, wooden badger..."
| | | | | | | | | | | | | Sounds like something Hugh Heffner would make :-)
In lugnet.castle, Chris Phillips writes:
> In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Bill Farkas writes:
> > Is that a "Trojan Bunny" in jpegs five and six?!
>
> That is a Trojan Rabbit. The ears are pose-able, thanks to a pair of Technic
> pins at their bases. I purposely made the door on the front of the rabbit
> extremely obvious. (Easier and funnier that way.)
>
> After hours of serious castle-building, I needed a quick project to knock off
> for a little bit of comic relief. (Did you ever start building something
> before you'd even decided what you were going to build?) But when I brought it
> in to show to some people at work, I was told that it was not faithful to the
> Python original, because I _remembered_ to put soldiers inside! For the
> record, in the TCS window display, the rabbit is empty.
>
> "Perhaps if we construct a large, wooden badger..."
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