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Little Sister Toys Are Adorable, Disturbing
The image of Little Sisters climbing into mysterious hidey holes after a long day of gathering Adam from corpses with a rusty needle is adorable, yet disturbing. Why not commemorate that tender moment with an impressive LEGO set?
Hollywood-based special make up effects artist and author Guy Himber (V&A Steamworks) has crafted the scene complete with a tiny sister's legs dangling from the entrance to her safe haven (full image below). This set goes great with the impressive Big Daddy figure Himber has crafted in the past.
Check out more figures from Himber's Flickr photostream here.
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