Trojan Rabbit Model

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Please let me know if you find a problem while building this model, or if you enjoyed building it as much as I enjoyed designing it. A photo of your build would also be welcome. You can send me e-mail here: chthulhu@sbcglobal.net

This is the "Trojan Rabbit" from the movie, "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," in approximately 1/72 scale, suitable for 25 mm tabletop gaming. It rolls, too, at least as well as the original, and a lot more quietly. :-)

The second image is from Ed Bertschy, who has repainted my model magnificently! His version is also available for download.

Look, if we built this large wooden badger ...

Trojan Rabbit (53 Kb) Ed Bertschy's version (.JPG format - 316 Kb) Assembly instructions (5 Kb)

Just to show that there's someone out there even stranger than I am, take a look at what Maurice O'Brien did to my poor model: a "Victorian steam powered Trojan railway rabbit!" I'm sorry, but no download is available for this one.

Victorian steam powered trojan railway rabbit!

The Trojan Rabbit sure gets around: here we have some of the Emperor's elite Army using the Rabbit to infiltrate a stronghold of the only race still using catapults (it's a Warhammer 40,000 thing). Many thanks to Jeff Rubarth for his photo!

You think they'll buy it?

Another photo of the Rabbit in action! James Ferry's Rabbit is about to take a fortress.

Sshhh!

Simon Smith's Rabbit goes toe to toe with a 25mm k-niggit! Simon used one pence coins to add some weight to his wheels.

Have at you!

Chris's Rabbit has the key to the castle! Chris printed his Rabbit at 10% and ended up with it about 1/4 inch tall.

Nasty, big, pointy teeth!

(All images that are not my own are used with the permissions of their respective creators.)

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