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These Pokemon Would Really Hurt If you Stepped On Them
Note: This post will not contain that terrible phrase “My Pokemans, let me show you them.” That is all.
It seems as though the same genetic mutation that predisposes some humans toward liking video games also steers them toward LEGO. Here’s another clever example of the intersection between games and the plastic bricks.
Flikr user Filip Johannes Felberg has created a series of models based on Pokemon creatures. His latest batch includes blocky renditions of Weedle, Paras, Seel, and Gastly. They’re surprisingly faithful recreations, aside from the extra nubs on their tops.
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