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Saphira

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Her name comes from A stone called sapphire I really focused on getting the body well shaped, what really turned out very well are the muscles on the wings. Im far more satisfied with this one then i am with my last dragon.I just cant get the right angle for good pictures. Stay tuned for my next creation, the snow dragon! Photoshopped by Daniel Brilliant, links to backgrounds can be found under his moc off

About this creation

Even in her youth enemies soldiers flee upon hearing her mighty roar.

Her and her rider taking a nap. Fighting in battle and saving each others lives creates an unbreakable bond that no man and dog relationship can match. They even gaurd each other in sleep.

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Eragon Bromson

June 21, 2012

Quoting claw paradox cool! you would be very good at making dinosaurs, but remember that the smaller ones had feathers! (oh, and make sure you use accurate sources, too.) 5/5

Thanks, and not all small ones had feathers, I thought there is anything you can tell me about Dinos that I don't already know

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claw paradox

June 21, 2012

cool! you would be very good at making dinosaurs, but remember that the smaller ones had feathers! (oh, and make sure you use accurate sources, too.) 5/5

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Skull Kid

May 10, 2012

THAT. IS .AWESOME! Your Saphira is much better than mine!

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Draconic Master of the Dragon

May 9, 2012

OH MY GOSH FINALLY!!!! a decent Saphira! This is amazing! love it! you really did her justice with this moc! Awesome!

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Stormbringer .

May 8, 2012

Wow! This is imressive work! There has been alot of great looking LDD dragons lately. Looks like there was alot of inspiration put into this dragon. The shaping of the body is great. The wings are difficult to do but it looks like you did well in that area. I also like how you made them fold. Great work all round!

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Eragon Bromson

May 8, 2012

Quoting Daniel Brilliant You have definitely been making progress on your articulation. This dragon is very posable. I like the one of her all curled up with her rider. All in all I think this is an excellent dragon. A little more use of SNOT techniques in the face can help to add some more expressions, and you might try experimenting with hidden hinges in the neck and tail. It looks like you have the fundamentals down and some more polishing would make your dragons really shine. I'll take you LDD file and make you some cool pictures with a different background if you would like. Just post me your email (either in a group or in a comment) and I'll send you the files.

Thanks, I was surprised how the head came out, my main goal was to make it detailed but small, I didn't want to add more peaces onto because I already felt that it was just a little to big, My next dragon will be a big challenge, the snow dragon its going to be a lot smaller, Im going to have to base it off Stormbringer.

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Dave Benson

May 8, 2012

Really good usage of LDD...that�s how all my recent and future creations starts their life :) Excellent design...if you need inspiration go visit my Imoor the dragon.

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Daniel Brilliant

May 7, 2012

By the way, I forgot to mention a few things. I really like the way you did the body and the legs, especially the rear ones. That is top notch. Creating the webbing between the wings is a really tricky business, so most builders do skip it. If you can come up with a solution that allows for complete articulation with webbing, you can make LEGO dragon history.

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Daniel Brilliant

May 7, 2012

You have definitely been making progress on your articulation. This dragon is very posable. I like the one of her all curled up with her rider. All in all I think this is an excellent dragon. A little more use of SNOT techniques in the face can help to add some more expressions, and you might try experimenting with hidden hinges in the neck and tail. It looks like you have the fundamentals down and some more polishing would make your dragons really shine. I'll take you LDD file and make you some cool pictures with a different background if you would like. Just post me your email (either in a group or in a comment) and I'll send you the files.

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