Happy Halloween!

Bought this tiny Jack-o'-Lantern at a 100 yen store (Japanese dollar store) 













And this is Greedie, which I made especially for this occasion. 

Take a look at how he works :)

Seahorse

As an avid cyclist myself, I've always been fascinated by the shape of a chain. 

And the combination of a chain and an aluminum wire, as it turns out, is something that is worth trying. 

RoboCrab

Tiny bells and pen points were just enough to spark my imagination. 

All made of metal, it’s a lot heavier than it looks, which I like very much. 

The belly side 

Glass Fuse Squid

What do you associate a glass fuse with ? 

Steampunk Bug

As always, the challenge is to make the most of whatever is available.

And this is what I've come up with.

When turned over, it looks more mechanical.

Not that I’m well versed in steampunk, but the word itself is inspiring as I’ve seen many great steampunk artworks in Second Life.

Tiny Electric Dinosaur

I can’t remember when I bought this telephone modular jack adapter. Little did I know, however, that it would come in handy in another way. 

It's modeled after Tyrannosaurus Rex

The upside down logo represents the decline of a once prominent global company :'-(

Dodong

Hi! I’m Dodong. I’m different in that I have a built-in basket on my head.

Oops, excuse me, I forgot to trim my nose hairs.

See? It comes in handy!

Sir Scrap Newborn

A walking cane here at my side
I take it everywhere I walk

Chair

Picked out a belt buckle and two U-shaped steel rods to make a chair














With Sting, Tabatha and Dronkie in the back

A real chair I made quite a while ago

Dronkie

Hi, I’m Dronkie, hot and fresh from the oven!

Thanks to a whim of Shoji, I’ve got expressive eyes!

Trio Paradise

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