Hen’s Teeth: Turkey
Name: Turkey Complete Assembly
Color:Â Dark Orange, Earth Orange
Appeared:
- Earth Orange - 1997,
- Dark Orange - 2009
Produced until:
- Earth Orange - 1999
- Dark Orange - ?
How do you think, what is more expensive? A read roasted turkey or it’s plastic miniature that you can hide in your palm? It turns out that the latter. Plastic LEGO turkey is one of the most expensive rare bricks. If appeared for the first time in few Scala sets in EarthOrange and it;s production was stopped 10 years ago. Because of that, turkey’s prices were slowly growing as the years passed.
Since the first photos of new 10193 set were out in late 2008, turkey dealers might get a bit nervous. Reintroducing the set with the turkey might end the yers of prosperity. Fortunatly for them, new piece is in different, darker shade of orange and the prices of old turkeys didn’t move a bit. We can expect that light ones will keep the high price, but the darker ones will become cheaper when more copies of the set are available on the market.
OK, so let’s go to some creations now. Bluemoose used the turkey in his vignette, showing how it’s assembled - from two drumsticks and a torso:
MisaQa plays with the concept of turkey serving turkey:
And Sir Nadroj explains why the new turkey is darker. It’s just the holiday tan 
Posts
1 Fev 09 15;45
Mniam!
1 Fev 09 21;41
Szczerze z obecnym moim stanem finansowym nawet o tym pomarzyć można…
A szkoda, bo coś takiego warto mieć!
14 Abr 09 9;52
tak sobie patrzyłem który klocek jest najdroższy. Nie indyk w earth orange , nie air tank w blue nie to http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemPic.asp?P=630 w red tylko construction helmet w maersk blue cena 400$ za… używany. droższego klocka nie znalazłem
1 Mai 09 20;11
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=3710228
fajny rożen