Rhox

[ScottManDeath]

Being done with school for this semester, I finally have time to clean up my backlog :-)

Playing MtG casually for close to 7 years, I finally came around to make a sculpure of one of my favorite cards.

The card:

The artwork:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=211935

[oo7]

What a mean looking rhino! You did a nice job and he looks surprisingly similar to a Star Wars Gamorrean guard. That dark red shoulder armor looks pretty clever.

[ScottManDeath]

What a mean looking rhino! You did a nice job and he looks surprisingly similar to a Star Wars Gamorrean guard. That dark red shoulder armor looks pretty clever.

Glad you like it :-)

The armor was quite tricky, as it has those 2 "scales" and it is bent. I am a bit dissatisfied with the legs, they should not stick out of the torso, but I didn't have enough green pieces.

[Kishin]

I remember getting this card in the 6th Edition Starter set *wub*

Great job on it though, very detailed!

[Capn Kirk 911]

Sweet, this really brings a blast from the past, I got this card as a christmas present when I was five, you did very good on this moc, nice work ;-) !

[Bonaparte]

That an ingenious MOC!

It also reminds me of some animal from Star Wars .

[ghoulrealm]

*wub* Another brick beast! What I like best about this beast moc is the hooved feet.

This creature most resembles a prehistoric mammal called arsinoitherium.... anthropomorphized

[ScottManDeath]

The feet and the armore look nice, but are quite fragile, so it is not that suited for playing. I basically took the Mythical Creatures set for the green pieces and used the rest from the red Creator dinosaur sets.

I guess I might end up building more MtG artworks, but I have to find a proper artwork for my brick pool.

[JoeMI6]

This is a nice little MOC. You've done well considering the colour restrictions in Lego. I salute your efforts, keep up the hard work *y*