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Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> David Simmons wrote:
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> > I was fooling around last night and I think I hit upon a pretty awesome
> > idea. First, take the hands off of the 'fig of your choice. Thread the
> > hand peg through the top of the end stud of a dark gray 17 stud long chain.
> > The hands won't reattach all the way, but they should hold on ok as long as
> > they aren't jostled too much.
> This would also look great for castle dungeons. You could have a really old man,
> with no headwear on (bald, you see), a wizzards beard and a sutable torso etc.
Yeah! That is a good idea. I've got an 'old shipwrecked pirate' that's got
the beard on over the red ragged-shirt torso, and it looks pretty good. (It
even covers up the knife completely, so you don't need to worry about an armed
prisoner in your dungeon...)
J
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| (...) This would also look great for castle dungeons. You could have a really old man, with no headwear on (bald, you see), a wizzards beard and a sutable torso etc. -- Jonathan Wilson wilsonj@xoommail.com (URL) (27 years ago, 23-Feb-00, to lugnet.pirates, lugnet.castle)
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