Page Not Found (404) Sorry, what you're looking for can't be found! The page might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavaible. Or it probably just doesn't exist.Items 1 to 60 of 2436 Items 1 to 60 of 2436 Showing 1–50 of 69 results Default sortingSort by popularitySort by newnessSort by price: low to highSort by price: high to low Female Safety Goggles Smile Custom Printed Head (Brown) Female Safety Goggles Smile Medium Flesh Custom Printed Head Female Safety Goggles Open Smile Light Flesh Head Custom printed sugar skull head Customised Head (Various Colours) Female “Whoops” Fair Eyebrows/Cute Smile Double Sided Head Female Cute Smile/”Whoops” Fair Eyebrows Double Sided Head Female “Whoops” Dark Eyebrows/Open Smile Double Sided Head Female Open Smile/”Whoops” Dark Eyebrows Double Sided Head Pink Sunglasses Smile/”Hmmm” Pink Lips Double Sided Head “Hmmm” Pink Lips/Pink Sunglasses Smile Double Sided Head
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LEGO Closed smile with short eyelashes head/”whoops” double sided head LEGO Open smile head Double sided female really angry / sure smile head (Light Flesh) Double sided female sure smile / really angry head (Light Flesh) We currently expect to dispatch new orders within 2-3 working days.SAN DIEGO, July 28 (UPI) -- A man created a "lifelike" interpretation of what Lego's miniature figures would look like with human-like skin. YouTube channel Tested shared a video of Frank Ippolito wearing a life-sized silicon mask designed in the shape of a Lego figure head around San Diego Comic Con. Ippolito said the character, which he named "Creepyfig," was inspired by the idea of an alternate universe of people whose bodies were shaped like Lego figures. A separate video shows the week-long process of Ippolito and Norman Chan sculpting the 14-pound mask which featured eyebrows and other skin-like features. Ippolito and Chan also sculpted two crescent shaped hands, inspired by the Lego figure's design, which also featured the "creepy" skin texture as well as wrinkles and fingernails.
Police: Driver used sharp-dressed dummy to cheat carpool lane Police: Spear-wielding joker threw batarang at patrol vehicle 'Godzilla' attempts -- and fails -- penalty kick at Japanese soccer gameLego 30607LegosDisco TearsMovie DiscoBatman MovieLego MinifiguresBuilding ToysForwardLEGO 30607 The Batman Movie Disco & Tears of Batman NEW #LEGOThe requested URL /index.php?cPath=29 was not found on this server.As happens every year, attendees at last month’s Comic-Con were confronted by hideous apparitions of all shapes, sizes and species (and a few fans in weird costumes too), but one inventive cosplayer still has folks buzzing long after they returned home from San Diego. Some of the really serious horror-themed costumes wandering the grounds can often be frightening to children — but one was very unique, in that he delighted most of the youngest con attendees while simultaneously terrifying their parents. The man behind the mask is Frank Ippolito (above left), whose costume — which he designed as well — represents what a famous LEGO “mini-fig” character would look like as a flesh-and-blood humanoid creature.
The result was so disturbing that Ippolito dubbed his design “Creepy Fig,” and as you can see, it’s both fascinating and nightmarish. Sporting a giant silicone head (weighing 14 pounds) and matching claw-like hands, the giant walking version of a tiny LEGO figure also has uncomfortably human-like skin tone and texture, and even the normally smooth and simplified features have been transformed with little details like real-hair eyebrows and realistic fingernails for each hand’s two digits. Ippolito says the costume was inspired by his own speculation about an alternate reality populated by LEGO-based beings, and what a representative of that world might look like. He originally conceived Creepy Fig as a makeup, but eventually expanded the project into a full-head mask and glove appliances. The character was financed by ex-Mythbuster Adam Savage’s site Tested, and made its first appearance at SDCC’s LEGO booth — where, as you can see here, he was a major hit with the kids… although he totally embarrassed himself trying to score a date with LEGO Wonder Woman.