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Posted by jrrl on January 2, 2012.
Lego Pegasus Automaton
I have loved Lego for as long as I can remember. Hundreds of hours of my childhood were spent assembling and reassembling those little plastic bricks into countless combinations. That said, the Lego of my youth was quite limited compared to the range of parts available today, which allow for some wonderful creations.
One of the most amazing I’ve seen lately is this Pegasus Automaton from Studio Amida. Not only is it beautiful to look at, it actually works if you turn the crank (see video below). If you want one of your own, they sell both kits and plans in their Bricklink store. Even the plans have a bit of steampunk to their look.

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