Best use of wrenches I've ever seen!

Nice! The serpent is ingenious, and quite lovecraftian.

Squidsy's a goner... :D

First this is cool to build for Creation for charity - And... it's a stunning work ! However it seems to me that the most dangerous weapon of the dragon his is ... tail, if you see what I mean ;-)

Have every intention of checking out all your stuff but this critter caught my eye first. Watch out squiddie! He's behind you! Aw, man, now i'll never know what happened to Squiddie. Wait! The Keith has told us all that we control the action! Whew. That was a close one. Squiddie almost got away. You might be one of the first folk i've ever seen find a decent use for those wrenches. Kudos.

Big thank you goes out to Patrick Leung of Alberta,Canada for his purchase of this creation. Thanks to him, Nannan has $61 more to spend on the kiddies! :^) ~H

Mostly relates to Andrew Somers' comment. XD

I wonder who bought it.... Most people would like to receive at least a BIT of credit for donating such a substantial amount. Oh well. Here's to them!

Awesome! I asked Nannan to drop the price some more in hopes that it would. Makes me smile to think of those future AFOLs receiving their gifts!~H

Looks like she sold, my boy! Congratulations!

i love what you did here! the base is looking so classic, it would look very good on any buisness or office desk,and a cool and funny scene, and a cause? you re a pretty nice guy hans! my regards to you.

Nice woulda been funny if it was a little kid

Series #3 won't be here before January :(

using the wrenches were great idea

A great piece of work for a great cause! Nice one! ~ Chris.

Dang, 110 buckaroos! Great work, my friend.

Hans, you may as well just skip the program and donate these things straight to me. Trust me - it's a worthy cause ;-)

Very nice build and what a great cause. I miss Fredis. I used to go there all the time before I moved to the east coast. Now it's just Walmart and Lego.com. In fact, I think that I went to Fredis more often than anywhere else and that was when I lived in Meridian, ID for 9yrs. I think I'd only been to Walmart 5 or 6 times back then. Man time flies.

I love the presentation. Unique build!

Wow. That is an excellent build, and an excellent cause! I love Squidsy! Why will the bag be shipped to purchaser though?

wow thats really awesome :D

That sand serpent isn't attacking, these two are meeting for a blind date, get it, blind date (snicker)! Never mind, I'm simply off my rocker again. Anyway your MOC is beautiful in a most simply elegant fashion. Now for scene No.2 have these two sharing a plate of spaghetti a la Lady and the Tramp fashion for that warm and mushy feeling!

Dam. (That just about sums it up as far as I'm concerned.)

Very creative parts usage and an excellent presentation. A wonderful donation as well.

Oh MAN! If I had the money right now, I'd be all over this...Amazing work, the wrenches on it's back have a fantastic effect. You are one lucky dog to have a few of those new minifig collectibles...

Wicked!

My respect for you has just gone way up, Hans.

Nifty use of wrenches! Great presentation as well!

Very cool. It reminds me of Ephraim's Garden. I really like the wrenches on the back. They give it a real unique and spiny look.

Wow, what a response! Thanks to everyone for your kudos. Nannan just contacted me and it is officially available to buy: http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=Nannan&itemID=20422157 Thanks again to everyone!~H

The serpent looks great and everything matches really well with the lime alien!

Excellent job here buddy! Love the sandbox you created. Hopefully this will net some more $$ for the cause!

Nice, this is really good, and i think that it probably will sell, its so good.

Follow the Creations for Charity link at the top of the page. It was just submitted last evening, so I'm not sure when it will actually be available for purchase. Thanks for looking!~H

Nice Hans! From the first shot it was obvious the serpent was the black snake, but when I came to visit it I wondered if it could be that ugly excuse for a head... Great Build keep it up :) ~Thoy

Very nice build for a great cause. I'm most attracted to that glossy black display stand!

Very cool work. The serpent's pose is very cool. Ze alien better be moving soon.:)I want Series 3! Cheers!~Swift

as always a very good job...Bravo

Yes, but I think they are only available at Fred Meyer right now, which I believe are only out here in the west coast. I got a complete set last week and picked up a few extras yesterday.~H

This looks very well done, especially the serpent.

Yep, like I said, it started with the wrenches and once I realized they attached to a stud I was off and running. It's a surprisingly sturdy grip, although still a bit delicate. As for the 'box', that is exactly what I was going for. Thanks, mate, and cheers!~H

series 3 is out?

Nice, I love that movie, possibly Micheal Keaton's best role.~H

Because it is holding a brand new, never been touched Squidtron. I think it adds to the joy of the purchase.~H

Excellent work here, the head design is very good, and I really like the wrench spines.

looks great! i love the design for the body of the serpent,and the landscape looks good too

Very nice.

Love the spine, and the black border around the base really classes it up.

Really nice designing, I like it! I really like how it is centred around the minifigure and the Serpent was worth the time you spent designing it.

Awesome! Nasty lookin' serpent! Glad to see a use for those old classic space wrenches--I've got about thirty of those myself. Well done!v

Wow! This is great and made for a good cause. 5/5

Firstly, good cause so well done for that. I love the build mate, the serpent is great. Are those wrenches just clutching a stud for grip? Wouldn't have occured to me to attach them in that manner, very clever. I love the contrast of tan and black, not sure why but it makes me think of a bonsai in a laquered box.

Ok this is reeaaly cool i like the simplicity of the backround and how the snake is made of wrenches. Great Job

This is what would really remind me of an enemy or a boss from the Zelda series. I love the tail that comes out of the sand, too. ~Ryan

Very nice, I love the use of those wrenches, great job

Great idea and great use of parts

Nice part usage! Great build for great cause.

Ahahaha, this is hilarious. Such a smooth and clean build and a perfect dynamic (and I love tan bricks in combination with black ones). Fantastic.

This is gorgeous! I love the serpent, very clever use of parts and he has got a great expression especially with his tongue! Somehow it reminds me of that scene in Beetlejuice.

Uhm, wow!