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Everyone has made a "cross box", right?  I didnt draw on the tabs,
and I usually don't.  I just freehand cut three tabs on the bottom
piece.  My technique is just to leave a big triangle, point away from
the side of the box face, then truncate it.
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Since I had some orphan legs lying around from 
<a href=http://www.inlgames.com/pingujin.htm>some project</a>, I decided
to make the classic "Dude hiding in a box" joke.  I'm not sure Mr. Clean
(you can't see in this pic, but he does have the earring) will find him,
but it's nice to have a custom "something's hiding here" marker instead
of just using a poker chip.
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