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Custom Zombie Mini-Fig Provides a Lesson in LEGO Anatomy
By Great White Snark | December 15, 2008
I feel like LEGO customizer pirie1 on Brickshelf has got some latent issues against LEGO mini-figs that he’s trying to work out. First came the beautifully grotesque Alien chest-burster custom mini-fig. And now there’s this gruesome zombie custom mini-fig, which is strongly reminiscent of the charred LEGO Two-Face mini-fig.
That’s a lot of abuse visited upon the most mild-mannered of figures in the land of toydom.
Yeah, so, looking at this again… maybe pirie1’s issues with these cute little LEGO guys aren’t so latent.
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Topics: Toys, Zombies | 4 Comments »
Tags: Custom Toys, LEGO, Toys, Zombies



December 16th, 2008 at 12:04 pm
I’ve always wondered this about zombies: you become a zombie if you are bitten by an existing zombie, who presumably bit you to chow down on your brains and other tasty bits.
So given that zombies are insatiable motherf**kers, how is there anything left of you to become a functional, new zombie? I don’t think I’ve ever seen a zombie take one or two bites, and walk away full…
December 16th, 2008 at 6:56 pm
I didn’t play with Legos that much when I was little – I’m from Illinois, so we mainly had Lincoln Logs, which are, admittedly, pretty awesome. These days I pass the sets in the store and totally want to buy them, but they’re a bit expensive. But man, if they sold awesome sets that included figures like this, I would feel no guilt purchasing every set that had them. So. awesome.
December 17th, 2008 at 12:29 am
So at first I thought that was a cake.
Pretty cool cake.
But not one.
Man, Lego toys rock.
December 17th, 2008 at 6:04 pm
I feel a toy turf war coming on!
I hope you like dancing and knife fighting equally.