Lesser-Spotted Firebird...

"The Lesser-Spotted Firebird is a magical fantasy creature that exists only in the wonderful world of Legoville! It feeds upon liquid fire and nests in volcanos , preferring to lay its eggs in the lava . However, despite their fiery personality, this beautiful bird loves to spend its days most among the rainbow meadows and woodland clearings , dancing among the flowers ...

It gets it's regal name from the fiery plumage that billows from its head, and glowing-ember colours . Of course, for many thousands of centuries this magnificent species has been unknown to the world, but now I unveil it in all its true glamour and glory!

Watch it sail silently into the distance, in the pastel sunset..."

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Features:

Articulated wings, head and legs ...for realistic movement and ability to position the bird in many positions.
Complex build with plenty of SNOT ...(Studs Not On Top) to provide an elegant shape and an exciting, challenging build!
Excellent for display or play ...for all levels of builders and experience!
Robust, compact and colourf ul ...made to catch-the-eye, inspire creativity, and fun!
2 fun minifigures with accessories ...to help bring your model to life!

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My inspiration and building:

I drew my inspiration for this stunning and quite complex 590-piece build from the great variety of birds that visit the bird feeder in my garden... Although none of my visitors are quite as exotic as the Lesser-Spotted Firebird, they still provoked an interesting, unique and striking design that catches the eye immediately with its vibrancy and colour! I built a prototype model with my own bricks to formulate the design and check for stability and durability, before painstakingly recreating it piece-by-piece in the Bricklink Studio for this program- a process that lasted several weeks! Positioning many bricks, plates and hinges at different angles proved a difficult job on an a computer... but it was defiantly worth it for the result!

I hope you love the Lesser-Spotted Firebird- it certainly shows a zealous and enthusiastic love of the wild and wonderous!

Enjoy!