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> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/savatheaggie/village/newmoocow.jpg
> They're three wide instead of two, and their heads are two wide instead of >one.
> Oh! And now they have tails :)
Udderly nice.
Hey, have you maybe tried using the 2x3 inverse slope for the head. Rev.Powell
uses it (see the Joseph stories), and the inverse slope works really well
because of those little slits for the peg make it look kinda like eyes.
especially since you're using the hinge plates, it should be easy!
I've got mad respect for people who design and build brick animals, but having
a pre-molded horse makes non-permolded other animals seem funny. i think its
ludicrous is have 20+ years of the LEGO horse, and as yet no LEGO cow. We even
had COWboy Sets for crissakes!
te cul
-lenoman
> Is that Moosic to your ears?
> Or can I stop using all these bad puns? ;)
>
> --Anthony
> http://www.ozbricks.com/ikros
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