Metal Slug Mummy Dog
Well, every mummy lord needs his little pet. Be aware of this crazy mummy dog from Metal Slug. Bit me twice…dumb bastard….
Mummy from Metal Slug
Straight from it´s crypt – this metal slug mummy. I really like this simple design using less colors. Use fluorescing beads for his eyes so you can see him in the dark 🙂
Bubble Bobble – Little Dragon Bub
This is Bub, one of the two main protagonists of Taito´s arcade release “Bubble Bobble” in the year 1986. Baron Von Blubba has kidnapped their girlfriend and turned Bub an Bob into dragons. Playing this one in multiplayer mode is always great.
Meet Stan – the eccentric used ship salesmen from Monkey Island
The Monkey Island is nothing without a good used ship salesman – especially when it is a pirate island. So here he is: Stan S. Stanman, the most eccentric used ship salesmen the world has seen.
Super Mario Star Coaster
Another nice Coaster – i love the color palette very much. Looks like the star is easy to build, but the background was more complicated as expected.
This is Gomez from the indie game FEZ
This little one is Gomez from the indie game “Fez” released in 2012. Some of you might know either from the game itself or the documentary “Indie Game: The Movie”. He´s easy to create and takes not more than 10min to build. Little kids love him – picking him from my fridge right away.
Lizard Man from Wonder Boy III
This is Lizard Man aka the cursed Wonder Boy out of “Wonder Boy III The Dragon’s Trap” In “Wonder Boy II” Mecha Dragon uses a curse to transforms Wonder Boy into Lizard Man. The player has to travel through the landes to remove this curse.
Guybrush Threepwood treasure choice
Guybrush Threepwood hanging around – great scene from Monkey Island. In the back you can see some of my bead chars as fridge magnets.
pon-pon Patapon – Feeeever!
pon-pon-patapon! Get an Playstation Portable – get the “Patapon” game-series and you won´t regret. Those games are fantastic. This little bead character is one of the tribe of Patapons. And you´ll be there god leading them to a better future!
King Knight – Well, no real king at all
The King Knight is one of eight Knights of “The Order of no Quarter” from the great Sidescroller “Shovel Knight” released in 2014. I put him behind bulletproof glass so he´s no harm at all. I used purple cardboard as background – the colors are matching great. By the way: he´s no real king – just optics.