After making the hen-legged hut, and getting a cold shoulder from true LEGO fans because the hut was made of mixed bricks, I was pretty discouraged. But still, I liked the build and wanted to expand it. So, probably inspired by classic Russian claymation "Last Year's Snowfall" ("Падал прошлогодний снег", here's a link to part II where relevant scene takes place), and also by the trend of mini-builds, I decided to make a smaller hut - a hut-chick, so to say.
After finishing the build, I saw that it's too small to house a minifig, so I had to make a "balcony" for the inhabitant.
And then I thought "what if this balcony will also be the witch's flying mortar"?
(Yes, in Russian fairy tales Baba Yaga, the inhabitant of the hen-legged hut, also employs a flying mortar as a vehicle: http://www.mifograd.ru/rus166.gif)
So, it's detachable, and when you attach it, you can make it so it blocks or allows the rotation of the hut on the legs.
I think what I ended up with turned out pretty cool. I even wanted to film a video, but had no means. So I made this animated gif you can see on top instead (by the way, I used a stand made of LEGO to fix my phone, used as a camera, in place).
