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Sideshow Gate from ''Never Totally Dead '' @ Hollow Manor event
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The look on my face when other people tag their photo with my name...
Something happens when I put on the makeups. It's written all over my stupid face. heh heh heh *honk honk*
Happy Tatanka Tuesday. This bison had quite a quiffed hair style with nice frosty highlights. He reminds me Sideshow Bob on the Simpsons. I zoomed out a little to keep more of the background on this one. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA, January 2026
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Twenty five miles north of Grass Valley, along State Highway 49, lies the remote old mining town of Downieville (population 158). Situated at the confluence of the North Fork of the Yuba and Downieville rivers, the town boasts more natural wonders than any town has a right to have. Old steel bridges built in the early 20th century, wooden sidewalks, and buildings that date to the California Gold Rush are just a few of the in-town attractions. As if that isn't enough, the steep terrain here contains a water shed rich in voluminous creeks and streams. One is never far from the sound of cascading water. Pauley falls (shown above), located along Pauley Creek on the north side of town is a mere sideshow. But what a sideshow it is.
Downieville CA
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Royal Adelaide Show - part of my Fairground Series www.flickr.com/photos/147896794@N05/albums/72157681424460535
She looked so beautiful... in a tragic kinda way. When I put my hand to the glass and she mimicked the gesture, I realized we weren't so different. Except I wouldn't spend the rest of my life in a tank under a microscope wielded by cruel onlookers hoping to feel better about their existence by comparing to hers.
Poses - *The Cove* Mer Tank
***Mer***
Head: Genus - Classic
Hair: Tableau Vivant - Falling hair gacha Downfall
Ears: ~cynefin~ - Siren ears
Scales: ~cynefin~Body scales
Hand webs: Evolved Creatures - 0104-MEr membranes 2.0
Male mode: GauisVincent
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"The force will be with you, always."
This has been a passion project for me for a long time. I've always wanted to make a minifig version of the Mythos statue from Sideshow Collectables. Obi-Wan is by far my favorite character from the Star Wars universe and this is my favorite version of the character. After seeing TheCampervanTom's version, I was discouraged to make my own. But hey, after some time, I was finally able to make and finish him.
This has to be my most in-depth figure to date. There are so many elements to the figure as a whole. The tunic was made out of cloth and the robe was made from a lego cape I modified.
The backpack is made from a standard lego backpack in which I cut off the top part and glued it onto the bottom. The moisture farm part is made from a piece of lego flex tube and a random part from a 3.75 inch figure with some sculpting. The clone armor is made from a soda can which I cut and shaped to what I wanted. Throughout the fig I had multiple sculpted elements, such as the beard and part of the hair, and I dry sculpted the parts on the belt and the goggles. The lightsaber is Aaron's ROTJ Luke design which I painted to match Obi's saber. I also used string and fabric in various places too.
Hope you guys like it as much as I do. I'm really proud of how this figure turned out. Shoutout to Sander for editing the picture for me. You are a god.
Anyways thanks guys for the support! I might make the "Old Wounds" version of Darth Maul next! See you next time!
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Sideshow celebrates 28 years of pop culture community with our online Birthday Extravaganza 2022, running from March 14-18 across Sideshow’s site and social media platforms. Don’t miss out on livestreams, giveaways, and geeky fun!
Repainted Superman by Noel Cruz, photos by Steve McKinnis of stevemckinnis.com.
Tucked away on the Rochdale Canal towpath in Manchester is a willow horse called Bess and fox called Bailey.
Made by artist Juliette Hamilton and commissioned by Manchester City Council alongside a Rochdale-based volunteer group, Friends of Rochdale 9 who work to clean up the area and improve the environment.