brick-built weapon...master sword...
brick-built weapon...master sword...
Here are a couple of small pics of my brick-built master sword...
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Very good, is this cut? Though I'm no fan of cutting, it was used widely here if it was used at all. Better lighting next time?
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Really nice, too bad the new blade piece is that short, though.
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This is the piece he used, therefore it is not a custom. Neat little idea again boses.
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Tis a neat idea... I never would have thought of using pieces to make a sword.
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Wonderful representation of a classic Nintendo Weapon! Now, if you could make Link's other equipment...
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Very nice sword, good use of the lightsaber hilt. Where is the new blade piece from? I haven't seen it before.
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Nice. Shame about the length and shape of the blade (as far as the Master Sword goes, anyway) but the handle idea is ace.
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
It would be quite interesting to see what it looks like in the hands of a minifig.
Also, how stable is it? Is it strong or does it fall apart at the slightest touch.
Also, how stable is it? Is it strong or does it fall apart at the slightest touch.
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Neat. Is this intended to remind us of the Arthurian legend of Excalibur? That is certainly what I thought of, as your stand is stone colored.
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
Yes, same here! I like that feel of swords anyways. And what sets is the blade in?ben_toy_tech wrote:Neat. Is this intended to remind us of the Arthurian legend of Excalibur? That is certainly what I thought of, as your stand is stone colored.
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Ingenious! I'd never have thought to had done that!
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
This is a great idea
I'll be borrowing this one
.. now I just need to make Links hat for one of my forest men.
I'll be borrowing this one
.. now I just need to make Links hat for one of my forest men.
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Re: brick-built weapon...master sword...
The Master Sword is usually found in a pedestal. It always is in fact.ben_toy_tech wrote:Neat. Is this intended to remind us of the Arthurian legend of Excalibur? That is certainly what I thought of, as your stand is stone colored.
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