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For the past 15+ years, I've been using LEGO minifigures in place of more traditional role-playing miniatures. During that time, I've also built a number of LEGO miniatures for creatures that were non-humanoid or were significantly larger or smaller than humans.
This 12-headed hydra represents one of my more recent and complex attempts. The body shape is loosely based on the picture in the D&D Monster Manual, as is the scale (1 inch = 5 feet), but this mini could be used with any RPG or miniature rules, as well as a standalone fantasy/mythology model.
This is my first CUUSOO submission, so feedback is very welcome!
This 12-headed hydra represents one of my more recent and complex attempts. The body shape is loosely based on the picture in the D&D Monster Manual, as is the scale (1 inch = 5 feet), but this mini could be used with any RPG or miniature rules, as well as a standalone fantasy/mythology model.
This is my first CUUSOO submission, so feedback is very welcome!
Front view, showing the articulation of the heads and necks.
Back view, showing the body and tail.
By
timemrick
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