Zombie Lincoln and his Legion of the Danse Macabre
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Now, to complete it, you need to make a skeleton wearing a red jacket and tight pants and do this. Not sure how you'd do the head-twitchy thing, but if you could find a way it would be awesome.
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nice. I like the old spacemen my uncle had 10 or 15 of those they're all mixed in with mine now though
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Bragallot wrote:I was going to buy some skellies too, but I don't know if I like those straight skeleton arms. Sure they are better than the old ones because you can position them (I think), but I'm not sure if I like them(which doesn't mean I don't like this, that last pic was hilarious
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if you put a very small ruberband (any kid with braces has some) under a old skellie's arms, they can be positioned however you want and it will stay there.
Thanks again folks.metal squid wrote:absolutely amazing! where did u get the red white blue top hat?
Believe it or not Lincoln's hat is an old pen lid from a black indelible marker. Look around, anything can be useful for Lego. I used a white sticky label, drew out and coloured the stars and stripes the way I wanted and stuck it on. I did this when I was like 14 or something so it has lasted well, thanks for asking.
EDIT: I've always done my own decals too using the same white sticky labels and mostly pen and colouring pens to get the look I want. It's really easy to do. Use old torso's or ones with their design worn off otherwise the stickers glue might strip it. Same with faces.
The straight arms aren't ideal, but they are cheap on Lego's Pick A Brik site. I will get a better Skeleton for Lincoln later, but for the others I think this will do (Good tip for the arms Piltogg, cheers). I think the straight arms makes them look like they are slow and stiff when they walk, which suits my needs for now.

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Well, minifigs don't have noses anyway so... 
Crap, I only cleared my room about a week or so ago and threw them away. *Darth Vader style nooooo*if you put a very small ruberband (any kid with braces has some) under a old skellie's arms, they can be positioned however you want and it will stay there.
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Heh, reminds me of a mate's army the consisted entirely of the minions from the Alpha Team sets. Was pretty intimidating to fight. Especially with my rag-tag bunch rebels. Nothing like 30 or so range-enhanced rifles to ruin your day.
Cool army, wish I had that skellies. I do love a good undead horde.
Cool army, wish I had that skellies. I do love a good undead horde.






