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I love that poem! And you've done an awesome job with this.

 

Now add the remains of the face and I'll really be impressed.

 

~B~

I love that poem! And you've done an awesome job with this.

 

Now add the remains of the face and I'll really be impressed.

 

~B~

could switch to the smith option and leave the face

(although that'd mean losing a leg and those are very nice legs)

 

i really love what you've done with this, it feels like a very accurate representation of the idea presented in the poem (although lacking the pedestal as far as i can see, but that's really just being pedantic when working with LEGO on that scale can easily limit what's possible, which i suppose just adds to how great it is that you've managed to convey what's presented in the poem so well)

 

it's really cool

 

- Indigo Individual

Those are some rad feet and ankles. Almost a shame that the rest of the figure isn't there, but of course that would obviously go against the whole point of the model.

Fantastic representation of the poem! Always been one of my favorites. The legs capture the faded look just right.