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Why live in the box? Populate your world with any alien, superhero,
historical, action, horror, or science-fiction figure you can "Just
imagine." Minifigure Customization 2: Why Live in the Box? takes an
advanced look at the hobby, introducing more complex techniques to
alter the lovable LEGO minifigure, and building on the techniques
introduced in the first book. It features tutorials on virtual
customization, designing decals and advanced decal application,
custom part modification and creation, including 3-D printing,
advanced painting techniques, lighting figures with LEDs or EL
wire, tips on minifigure displays, and digital photography tips to
capture your custom figures in the best light. Essential tools used
to create custom figures are identified and updated, and a Gallery
of custom minifigures from top customizers is included, where they
share their favorite tips and tricks.
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McSweeney's Issue 44 (Hardcover)
Dave Eggers; Contributions by Jessica Hopper, Stuart Glover, Simon Rich, Rob Curran, …
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R624
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Discovery Miles 5 730
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With a stunning set of stories from some of the finest writers
toiling away today--including breathtaking new work from Rebecca
Curtis, Stuart Dybek, and Jim Shepard, and the Southeast Asian
prison novella the world has been waiting for, from Mr. Wells
Tower--and an all-hands-on-deck appraisal of one of the most
keen-eyed cultural commentators of our time, with contributions
from Rachel Cohen, Errol Morris, Geoff Dyer, David Hockney,
Jonathan Lethem, Ricky Jay, and many, many more, McSweeney's 44
offers one of our best assemblages yet. We even found some very
nice leatherette, to wrap around it. Don't miss this one!
With wit and humor, this new work from acclaimed author and
playwright Meno ("Hairstyles of the Damned") presents a revealing
look at anxiety, ambiguity, and the need for complicated answers to
complex questions.
Brian Oswald and his best friend, Gretchen, get involved in the
punk scene on Chicago's south side, experimenting with drugs,
drinking and relationships and aligning themselves with various
outcast groups in order to fit in.
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