Attempting to get it made is right! Here's the slate of ideas I've got, though unfortunately won't even get started until a lot of things allign, like until the summer vacations.
1 Crash Helmet Gonzo into a version of Dirth Nader now that I've got both the figure and the DVD. Only missing the light saber and the time when my brother can assist me in the painting.
2 An extra Scooter to turn into a figure of Skeeter; with the skirt taken from an extra Miss Piggy figure and the hair cast in the mold of the Long-Hair Piggy figure which is in storage.
3 Take an extra S2 Fozzie bear and paint it green, take the collar from an extra S1 Kermit figure and glue around Fozzie's neck, slap on the accessories, and you've got Fozzie's and Kermit's Dad from TGMC.
4 Take the remaining S1 Kermit figure and repaint the pupils to make Dermit the Frog from Talk Soup.
5 Once he's released, the Reporter Kermit could have its skin painted a subtle shade of blueish-green to make a figure of The Koozbanian Phoob.
6 Get yourself a batch of S1 Kermit Miss Piggy and S2 Fozzie figures, cut off the ears and noses from the Piggy figures, paint them accordingly and glue them on both Kermit and Fozzie, and you've got Kermit the Pig and Fozzie Pig. You could buy yourself two S2 Fozzie Bear figures and 2 two-packs of Kermit and Miss Piggy so as to save costs on getting the figures to make both pig variants and the father of Fozzie and Kermit.
7 My Tux Rowlf might get his coat painted over to become White Tux Rowlf, who'd go quite nicely with the Bust of Beethoven and the baby grand with a couple of resin-molded eyes cast inside a thimble to get the right shape and glued next to the music stand to create a figure of The Piano from the Liberaci episode of TMS.
Hope this helps everybody's creative juices flowing in a gush of inspiration!