Hi Omotenium, Thankx! The challenge was indeed to create a MOC mainly with basic bricks. And only with bricks from the Lego Design by Me collection.

Just excellent! I've had a project in mind to build animals using just basic bricks, but I need to buy more parts. This is a great example of how it can be done.

I´m a great fan of LDD myself, especially when it comes to animals =)

Excellent to see the carpet transformed into an African Savannah!!! I also have an africa national Park, called "Legafrica"

great job! but mum's trunk seems to have a bit strange pose here. ;-) but great anyway!

Hi All, Thankx for your nice comments! Hoi Benjamin: Ik ben inderdaad ook nu weer een dier aan het maken van Lego. Binnenkort komt er een rode eekhoorn op deze site (die zie je veel in Nederland).

Ja, leuk, weer eens wat anders. Misschien zijn de oren van moeders wat groot, maar t is je vergeven;). Veel creatiever dan die lego olifanten. Ga je ook nog andere dieren maken? GR, Benjamin

The elephants and the tree look great! Very creative.

That's brilliant. It looks really good.

So cute and realistic too. I believe that if you could add some landscape it would be even greater. Cheers, Tânia

Very cute, your elephant. You are very creative - making an elephant out of egos in that scale sounds pretty challenging to me... Thank you for the great comment on my road train!:) It is a fantasy road train! I just made it up after having seen a documentation about road trains in TV. They have some on the Alaska Highway, too, I think. In Australia, though, road trains usually aren´t connected like mine (I made drawbar trailers), but with one platform of wheels used for each trailer and the following one (don´t know how it´s called for sure, but I think it´s B-double). Anyways, thanks again! Best regards, Steffen

Very well done, particularly given the limits of studs. Nice topic selection as well, a bit out of the ordinary guns and whatnot.