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TESTUDO - the Roman tortoise/turtle

"He came, he saw, he conquered.... Albeit very very slowly!"

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DSC03602 by g.nat, on Flickr

Inspired by, and named after the battle formation made famous by the Roman legions. A testudo (or tortoise) was formed when a rectangular body of troops used their shields to form walls and a roof covering themselves and their comrades. This gave them protection against missile fire (javelins, slingshot, arrows etc) while advancing against an enemy.

Thanks for looking!!

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This is my first entry to this competition; I went for cuteness. (I haven't had a look at the other entries yet).

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P1190850 by sgeureka, on Flickr

Edited to only say: I'd have loved to follow the rules and "Post each entry in a single post in this thread." However, the forum's settings always auto-combine my posts, so consider everything below as a new post.

My second attempt of a turtle; this time I went for tininess. (I haven't had a look at the other entries yet).

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P1190848 by sgeureka, on Flickr

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Dave the Turtle Dove is a timid creature. Despite his ability to fly, he is scared of heights, which is why he is never seen without his trusty helmet on his head. (Going to try to upload better pictures, I am ever amazed how lighting affects the entire shot)

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Dave The Turtle Dove by Jarren Harkema, on Flickr

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Box Turtle

A distant relative of today's box turtles, the true Box Turtle was obviously doomed from its first contact with humans in the 17th century. Just a few have survived in the wild, relying on their ability to escape from their shell.

More photos

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Box Turtle by Galaktek, on Flickr

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my second entry

the grumpy turtle

(he was injured, that's why he needed to use some bandages)

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Turtle2 by BioRays, on Flickr

my third entry

the mechanical turtle

it got a plasma shield and feet for mobility

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Turtle3 by BioRays, on Flickr

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TT 800

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Armed to the teeth with a ferocious orchestra of tactical artillery,

all conveniently hidden under an adjustable triple reinforced ultra titanium shell, the Titan Turtle 800 is the terror of the galactic battle field.

My final entry to the turtle insanity contest.

~Brother Steven

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Hello, this is my second post here and I came here because of the Turtle Contest!

I present to you my one and only entry to this contest:

Bad Luck Turtle

... even his shadow draws faster!

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Bad Luck Turtle von Max_El_Lobo auf Flickr

Have fun building turtles and better luck than Bad Luck Turtle to all participants!

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What would a turtle look like if it were designed using the parts selection and building techniques of the classic space sets from the 80s? Perhaps something like this!

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(Built using old gray for your enjoyment.)

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My first entry -> the Tiny Little Turtle:

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There's some more pictures, and more turtles on my Flickr.

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Entry number 2: He's got a little bit of vertigo...

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Aannd, there's some more pictures, and turtles, on my Flickr.

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Entry #2- Introducing the VecTurtle Arial Recon Drone- four vectored thrust jet engines offer this critter unparalleled manouverability

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Last minute, but I had to get the parts from Australia as that was the only place I could find a seller on BL with all the parts I needed,

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Here we go with number three, a somewhat more traditional looking fellow:

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Some more pictures, and turtles, over on Flickr.

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And last but not least, the cute one:

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...more pictures on Flickr.

There's some really awesome turtles so far (and so many!). Thanks to Eurobricks and TLG for hosting this fun contest.

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