Napolego crossing the Alps

[Brig. Brick]

Napolego Crossing the Alps (also known as Napolego at the Saint-Bernard Pass or Brick-a-parte Crossing the Alps) is the title given to the final versions of an Brick MOC equestrian portrait of Napolego Brick-a-parte, builted by the vagrant Brig. Brick between yestaerday and today

late, on 1800, some guy named Jaques-Lous David was inspired by this MOC

[prateek]

Very nice scene. That horse must have very strong legs, or very good balance. Or the painter is just really fast

[Eddy Redbeart]

Thats a coll little moc. Nice Scene and figs. Realy catches the spirit of the painting.

You should make an additional moc about napoleon crossing the alpes. one with a mule instead of a horse just to please historical reality.;)

realy cool little moc.

:)

[Dan the Brickman]

Its both awe inspiring and downright hilarious all in one.

[Brig. Brick]

Very nice scene. That horse must have very strong legs, or very good balance. Or the painter is just really fast

the horse may haven't the stronger legs of the Lego creatures, but have all the balance that you say. And about the painter, he is only make some retouching

Thats a coll little moc. Nice Scene and figs. Realy catches the spirit of the painting.

You should make an additional moc about napoleon crossing the alpes. one with a mule instead of a horse just to please historical reality.;)

realy cool little moc.

:)

you are right, Napoleon cross the Alps with a donkey, but Napolego Brick-a-parte used a white horse

Its both awe inspiring and downright hilarious all in one.

Thanks