I have long lamented that despite the many great Harry Potter sets, including a good number (although not enough) of "magical creatures", I think that a lack of a stag patronus is unforgivable. I envision this, like the cow, as having removable horns so that one could have Harry's and Snape's patroni. If produced all in white, this could also be the "white stag" in the last chapter of the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe.

that would be , combined with longbows, centars, and dwarf you could easily create a Narnia moc.

Well, I had to google to figure out what you were talking about... but I like the idea of a stag. Especially a white one. Then you could have the 'stag ptronus' you were talking about, the white stag from the TLW&W, and one could also have Halla from Dragon Age: Origins!

Please try to post pictures or links to pictures to help out those of us who do not know what we are talking about, thanks.

The problem with BF producing this is it is too specific to HP. How many would we really sell? Animals like cows, sheep, and pigs are generic enough for anyone to want. Thanks for the suggestion, keep them coming!

Yeah, I feel like what you're really asking for- or should be asking for- is a stag. Which, in the right colour, could be used secondarily as a patronus.

I regret not including what I thought was understood: the stag in brown would obviously be...a stag. Or without horns, Bambi. I would not have suggested it merely for the two literary uses. I hope that in a normal woodland creature colour it would sell enough to warrant the creation of the mould.

*Antlers, *or a doe, and this gets my vote because the antlers would be useful in medievil Mocs. Or Knights of Ni figs.