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I'll take two! (Super rare eBay item!)
2005-08-14, 7:00 PM #1
Woaaaaaaah!
Think while it's still legal.
2005-08-14, 7:06 PM #2
Oh The Humanity
Holy soap opera Batman. - FGR
DARWIN WILL PREVENT THE DOWNFALL OF OUR RACE. - Rob
Free Jin!
2005-08-14, 7:33 PM #3
Damn, I tried so many times to mimic the carbonite freezing with my figures. It never occured to me to actually freeze him in water, I always wrapped him in so much tape it was like a tape cube around him.
2005-08-14, 7:41 PM #4
Haha, I used to do that with "Lego" figures
2005-08-14, 8:13 PM #5
Originally posted by Thrawn42689:
Haha, I used to do that with "Lego" figures


Same here, I would made a whole scene with guys trapped under the ice and the lego "Rescue" team trying to break him out with saws and stuff. Good times...
2005-08-14, 8:16 PM #6
If you want a better effect, freeze him in coke.
2005-08-14, 8:52 PM #7
That seriously gave me a great laugh. That guy is great.
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2005-08-14, 10:10 PM #8
Hehehe, that's pretty cool, but showing us how to do it in the pics might not be the smartest thign to do. :p
Pissed Off?
2005-08-15, 1:24 PM #9
I can't beleive no one has bid on it. Its awsome (if only it was real liquid carbonite)
"You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!" Anyone who recognizes this quote is awsome.
2005-08-15, 1:28 PM #10
Originally posted by Avenger:
Hehehe, that's pretty cool, but showing us how to do it in the pics might not be the smartest thign to do. :p


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2005-08-15, 2:14 PM #11
Lol I froze my Han Solo when I was a little kid in water. I kept him in there for like 8 months, then I dropped him on the kitchen floor and he broke in half along with the ice cause he had been in there for so long.
"DON'T TASE ME BRO!" lol
2005-08-15, 8:18 PM #12
I don't think its carbonite. I think its ice.
former entrepreneur
2005-08-16, 9:55 AM #13
no duh
This is not the sig you are looking for. Move along.
2005-08-16, 10:17 AM #14
ya i used to do that also, i had some batman playset that had some large cup that was suppose to be a "sewerage pool" or somethine, id freeze then in green coolaid to re-enact the sewerage
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2005-08-16, 10:48 AM #15
Gold!

I mean

Carbonite!

(as it is so rare now)
Sorry for the lousy German
2005-08-16, 4:09 PM #16
I used to do that with G.I. Joes. I tried it with seltzer once too. Big mess.
Steal my dreams and sell them back to me.....
2005-08-16, 4:11 PM #17
I melted Han Solo using a desk lamp.

My two stormtroopers were melting him for his ride to Darth Vader in a tie fighter.. (as a kid it made sense).

Yeah ... yeah he died.
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2005-08-16, 4:13 PM #18
I broke a toy of mine by freezing him. Did it so many times his limb got loose and fell off.
I can't think of anything to put here right now.
2005-08-16, 4:21 PM #19
I never had this much fun with action figures. :o
2005-08-16, 4:24 PM #20
Wrestling figures were the best. I used to add red felt tip to their heads to pretend they were bleeding.

Being a child ruled :D
Magrucko Daines and the Crypt of Crola (2007)
Magrucko Daines and the Dark Youth (2010)
Magrucko Daines and the Vertical City (2016)
2005-08-16, 4:56 PM #21
I like the pictue of him holding the uganaught's toolbox, that made me laugh.
2005-08-16, 4:59 PM #22
Indeed. I miss playing with my G.I. Joes...

I almost had all the Mortal Kombat figures in GI Joes too.. that was fun!
"Nulla tenaci invia est via"
2005-08-16, 5:53 PM #23
Somebody placed a bid!!! Who is kkslider?
"You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!" Anyone who recognizes this quote is awsome.
2005-08-16, 6:43 PM #24
try this:

- build a tank out of lego big enough for a few lego men. ie should be able to hold water (were lego actually very good at holding water)
- get some cornflour (you might have some in the kitchen, other kind of flours don't work)
- mix the cornflour with a small amount of water so it's a gooey consistancy
- put your lego men in the tank
- pour the goo in the tank.
- despite the goo being very easy to pour, it'll be suprisingly hard if it has nowhere to go, your lego men are more-or-less doomed until you dismantle the tank
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