Temple of Shroom

[SlyOwl]

Yes, I would have used Indy if I had him, but Sam will do fine.

And yes, you guessed it, this is to show off the sheep

Credit goes to MicahBerger for leg technique

NB. Please no Johnny Thunder. His name is Sam Grant.

NBNB. My first Adventurers MOC on BS?

[Joey Lock]

Animals Rebel!

Beat those Farmers and Disable them Meat Machines! Roam Free!!

You playing around with Animals this month?

[Axle]

I prefer johnny Thunder, but Sam was his other name for.... I forget.

I like ho you used construction helmets for mushrooms! Very nice!

[Athos]

Is he just hallucinating that the sheep is that big because he ate one of the 'shrooms?

Steve

[Asuka]

Wow, that´s a fascinating ram design.... and a funny and neat scenery too!

[Stauder]

Clever MoC, and cool sheep design... Mmm Mushruooms... :-D

Stauder.

[The Brick Rat]

Funny vig and cute sheep design.

Since it appears to be the guardian of the 'Temple of Shroom', I'm guessing the sheep is male and it's name is Mola...Mola Ram.

[BlueBard]

Your angry sheep is wonderful! Nice job!

[LegoLyons]

Baaaaaaaa eautiful Moc.

Love the sheep , and the mushrooms look cool too.

[SlyOwl]

Thanks

You playing around with Animals this month?

Mebbe.

Is he just hallucinating that the sheep is that big because he ate one of the 'shrooms?

I deliberately oversized this sheep for the effect

[Athos]

Baaaaaaaa eautiful

Shouldn't that be baaaaaaaaa-ewe-tiful...

Steve

[WesternOutlaw]

A little strange S.Owl, but creative none the less. I love Johny's expression. I to, would be terrified of that stay-puff Baa Sheep. I'm always impressed with the creativity shared in mocs like this one. Very clever.

[iamded]

I don't know how you made that sheep, but it certainly looks great, as does the scene as a whole. Great job, lookin' forward to future MOCs!

~Peace

[WhiteFang]

That sheep looks real neat I like the way our new adventurer running away from it!

[SlyOwl]

I don't know how you made that sheep, but it certainly looks great...

It is based around a 1x2 tile with one stud stuck to the middle of the bottom of a 1x3 plate. The plate has the clip for the head on it and the 1x2 and 1x1 tiles. An old skeleton arm provides a tail, attached to the bottom of the rear stud of the 1x3 plate. Each leg consists of an old skeleton arm lodged onto a 2x2 dish. A gear stuck running through a 1x1 cone and into the arm ball socket makes the lower leg. Two of the studs on each 2x2 dish wedge over the corner of the jumper plate. Repeat four times, and the head is straightforward.

I don't think that made sense