Posted December 30, 20159 yr My son likes Legends of Chima so I suggested we continue the story despite the end of the theme. Since I have Rocket Raccoon, I decided to build a new vehicle for a raccoon tribe. It is designed to be quick to sneak into the lion temple, steal chi and get away. The raccoon tail spins with the moving of the back wheels. The ladder is little big. I made a wall like the lion temple wall and the ladder ends up being excessive. The chi is a little hard to get in and out of the storage compartment. I don't like the laser cannon but haven't come up with anything better. The pictures below are from the ideas project. I had thinner wheels on it before but ideas require currently made pieces. (I really should go back and take pictures with the other wheels as I like that better.) Much of my pieces are old so it has more exposed studs than many current Lego designs. Ideas project
December 30, 20159 yr Lovely build! With the CMF animal figures a regular fixture too, there are plenty of animals to add in. It is a lucky kid who can have his own personal continuation of a theme
December 31, 20159 yr Haha! This is fun! I hope your kid treasures these times with you! Great Chima-ey vehicle.
January 3, 20169 yr Author Thanks. I really like how the raccoon head came out. I made a scaled down version for a regular raccoon.
January 11, 20169 yr It's almost perfect! It just need more trans red or blue to make it more chimafied!
January 12, 20169 yr Author It's almost perfect! It just need more trans red or blue to make it more chimafied! I don't have much trans red or blue. The gun should be trans blue not red since I figure they would be stealling regular chi. I did consider including some trans blue but kinda forgot. I'll have to think about where that can be put in.
January 12, 20169 yr This is fun! I hope your kid treasures these times with you! Edited January 12, 20169 yr by wyepass
January 22, 20169 yr Continuing the story with new tribes is an excellent idea, and you can never have enough raccoons! The oversized back wheels fit the Chima theme rather well, and the name is perfect. Off to Ideas to support it
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