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Modded my action figures

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DeadByDawn

Limp Gawd
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Sep 3, 2004
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The Story:
So, i am in my late thirties and was at the toy store getting my son a toy.
While walking down one of the isles, I happened to notice some really cool Mcfarlane Military action figures. I am a big military buff, so i decided to buy one for myself.
I then went at home and looked more of them up online. Next thing i knew i bought 3 more off of ebay and started spending more money than i anticipated.

Anyways i had 4 action figures and no way to display them. My wife would not let me display them around the house. The only place would be my next to my computer which would not allow me to show them off to anyone.
I wanted to take them to work. But there was no way to do this without looking like an action figure super geek. I am in IT so i can kind-of pull it off, but i wanted to display them in a way to make them look more executive and meaningful. So i decided to build a memorial.

Here are the mats i used:
- 1 sheet of plexi
- 1 superglue
- 1 Plexi cutter
- 1 pair of camo pants
- 1 Shaquiel Oneil shoe display case (thats right, a case for one of his shoes)
- 2 packages of velcro
- 1 Doublesided tape
- 1 roll of black electrical tape

Here are the pics:
Front:
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Angle:
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What do you think? :)
 
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