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This skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex is in Lego Minifigure scale! I made it next to the T-rex figure, so it has almost the same size.

Functions:

• flexable tail
  
• moveable arms and legs
  
• moveable neck and skull
  
• moveable lower jaw
  
• platform with a information display
  
• a night watchman with a flashlight
  

It includes 270 pieces.

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* on June 27, 2015

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Yes. Maybe add a little more commentary on the MOC please.

Wow, that's a great skeleton. I really like all the techniques you used

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You can post it as a MOC with a link to Ideas. Might want to edit it before you get warned.

Edited June 28, 20159 yr by qoveyiweo

Oh they changed already the titel.

@ Peppermit_M

So what should I say about that, well everyone could see what it is. ;-)

My thought was that this could be on the selfs on every Museum. Well last time I visited the famous Berliner Museum für Naturkunde

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_f%C3%BCr_Naturkunde

with his famous Giraffatitan aka Brachiosaurus skeleton (Guinnes World Record) and Archaeopteryx and I was a litle bit disapointed on the stuff at the museum's shop.

So I wanted a little Lego set that could be bought for a small price. And with 270 pieces it would cost 25 - 30€.

The skull was a difficult thing on this skeleton. How to get the jaw open? How to build the teeth? How to buld the eyes, becauce there is only a eye hole in the skull?

The skull is the most iconic part of the T-rex, so this should fit. And I had to find a way to bring this all together. I think this version is the best I have made.

I wonder how much of it could be built in real life? I shouldn't wonder if most of it could at least be built in white, if not tan...