LEGO Pangolin

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I'm hoping to submit a new project soon. Here's a little preview of it...

World Pangolin Day is an opportunity to learn more about pangolins, raise awareness of their plight and support the charities helping to save them.

Find out more about World Pangolin Day: https://www.worldpangolinday.org/

Check out some of these organisations to see how you can help pangolins:

Save Pangolins: https://www.savepangolins.org/

Pangolin Crisis Fund: https://www.pangolincrisisfund.org/

Fauna and Flora: https://www.fauna-flora.org/

World Wildlife Fund: https://www.wwf.org.uk/

Born Free: https://www.bornfree.org.uk/pangolin-conservation

I created an optional anthill to go with the pangolins. It features places for the ant figures to sit upon.

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I decided to make a couple of stop-frame animations with the Pangolins to demonstrate their range of movement.

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I have created a smaller pangolin to go alongside Pogo. Real pangolin babies (also known as pangopups) will ride on their mothers' backs until they are weaned. The pangopup has poseable legs to allow it to piggyback on Pogo's back.

The pangopup is made up of 243 parts, bringing the total piece count to almost 900 pieces.

I have also updated the Pangolin's arms to allow more movement from the elbow joint using a hinge plate piece.

Lego Pangolin has just reached 100 supporters! Thank you to everyone who has supported so far!

Here's a short video showing all angles of the pangolin.