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Okay, here's Day Two;
Kermit the Borg.
This actually started out as a fairly innocuous Robo-Kermit from The Muppet Show, but I wanted to do something more than put a clockwork key in his back. So then he became a little bit more Robotic, and then I decided I wanted something to go with the "Pigs In Space" figures I'd have in about a month, so I decided to go a little more graphic, more extreme, and go with Kermit the Borg.
The Borg are from Star Trek, for those of you who are fortunate (or unfortunate) enough not to know.
No longer the singing dancing host of shows and hero of Quinn, now Kermit has been assimilated into a cybernetic collective of lost souls.
"Resistance is Futile." "Yaaaaaay."
Comments/criticisms/complaints are all appreciated.
http://www.palisadestoys.com/Forum/showthread.php?s=&postid=82642#post82642
Kermit the Borg.
This actually started out as a fairly innocuous Robo-Kermit from The Muppet Show, but I wanted to do something more than put a clockwork key in his back. So then he became a little bit more Robotic, and then I decided I wanted something to go with the "Pigs In Space" figures I'd have in about a month, so I decided to go a little more graphic, more extreme, and go with Kermit the Borg.
The Borg are from Star Trek, for those of you who are fortunate (or unfortunate) enough not to know.
No longer the singing dancing host of shows and hero of Quinn, now Kermit has been assimilated into a cybernetic collective of lost souls.
"Resistance is Futile." "Yaaaaaay."
Comments/criticisms/complaints are all appreciated.
http://www.palisadestoys.com/Forum/showthread.php?s=&postid=82642#post82642
