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Dare I say it--jibbly! But very well done. And for some reason, the scared heads don't look overused like they usually do.

Although, shouldn't he be wearing a bell? Not that that'd be easy...

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Nicely done again! I am continuing to enjoy this series.
smcginnis wrote:Although, shouldn't he be wearing a bell? Not that that'd be easy...
I actually just thought about this and a solution you might be able to employ would be to take a white LEGO rubber band (one of the small round ones) and attatch the bottom of a shifter (yellow perhaps?) and that might work!
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Very good. Great as always!
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Yet another good vignette. The whole series is excellent.
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Alright, another finished already. Good, as always.

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*rolls around on floor laughing! Best yet - the pegleg, missing hand & fleshie hand is brilliant. A true LEGO leper.
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Wow, quite nice, and he looks like a criminal too :D
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Very well done. Your leper certainly does look the part. Ick.

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Very nice, Steve! I really like the guy. The peg-leg and the missing hands are great. This is a very nice addition to your series! I can't wait for more.

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Post by Mike Viper »

Love it.

Another solution for a bell would be the lego...watchamickallit? uhh...

The piece on the back of that skateboard guy from that line that featured really...orange...really...bright vehicles. But in grey, twist the stud to the front, and put a 1x2 tan/yellow tile on it, or something.
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I saw this on brickshelf and loved it as soon as I saw it. I thought it said luger when I first saw it, so I was a little confused. Great job as always though.
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