A Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has constructed an amazing horse-drawn carriage, part of the primary framework being the jaws of a Colgera. Players in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can connect various objects together to create some amazing creations thanks to the Ultrahand ability. Specifically, one of the more inventive applications of the Colgera jaws is this carriage design.

There are a lot of monsters in Tears of the Kingdom, which takes place in the expansive Hyrule environment. While some of them, like normal Bokoblins and Chuchus, are rather easy to defeat, others, like the enormous Colgera, are significantly more formidable foes. Colgera is a massive beast with fearsome jaws at the front of its long body that may be found within the Wind Temple in Tears of the Kingdom. One player recently accomplished something spectacular with its jaws—one that wasn't quite as scary.

A person going by the handle kmarkow posted about their special carriage with a Colgera twist in the Hyrule Engineering subreddit. The player's build made use of Colgera jaws for the carriage's main framework, as shown in the video, giving it a distinctive appearance. The builder claimed that they used pots as lanterns to create a creepy blue hue in order to create a "eerie" appearance. It looked like the player could pull this carriage while mounted on a horse thanks to a towing harness. One Reddit user joked that Kmarkow ought to add some Tears of the Kingdom Koroks to complete the carriage design after seeing the post.

Even though this carriage is remarkable, Kmarkow is a current maker, thus this is not their only design. They made a Mad Max-inspired car with extra Colgera jaws and a few other things in another post on the subreddit. It was a four-wheeled vehicle with a front flame emitter and an extremely spiky structure.

As demonstrated by these latest builds by kmarkow, Tears of the Kingdom provides a great deal of artistic flexibility. While Zonai gadgets and common things found in the world can be used by players to manufacture machines, being creative with what you add to a build can provide some astounding outcomes. Take this Mad-Max-inspired vehicle and this unusual Colgera carriage from kmarkow, for example.

It will be intriguing to watch what more works of art skilled gamers create in the game going forward. In honor of Tears of the Kingdom's recent first anniversary, many of its followers shared even more imaginative creations on social media. Fans of Zelda will probably keep visiting Tears of the Kingdom for some time to come, probably creating more creative devices in the process, since the next Zelda game is still a mystery.