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(Want to make your own custom minifigs? Don't forget to visit
my decal shop, where you
can buy the stickers I use to make mine!)

This was first posted April 9, 2004, and I admit - it's not one of my
best creations. It's studdy, boxy, and small. But at the time, I
considered it an awfully big undertaking. The Pelican is not only pretty
oddly shaped and difficult to accomplish in LEGO, but it's also freakin'
huge - it can carry a Scorpion Tank on its rear end! So needless to say,
mine is on a much smaller scale.

The Pelican showing off its assets. As usual, I tried to include every
play feature I could. It was troublesome finding a way to make the
engine pods on the front stay rotated, but I felt it necessary.

Another play feature I worked hard to include was an easy-access
interior. The whole troop compartment folds down on a hinge.

Although it's never shown in the original Halo, the pelican's chin-gun
is clearly visible in Halo 2.

Before you ask, no, it can't carry the Warthog. In fact, it can't carry
any vehicles. I should probably make a bigger and better version in the
future, since I know that I could, but it's doubtful than I
actually will.

"This Pelican won't turn on a dime!" - Foehammer (Halo 1)
(Want to make your own custom minifigs? Don't forget to visit
my decal shop, where you
can buy the stickers I use to make mine!)
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