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<H3><a name="datop" id="datop">Rick and Morty</a></H3>


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These are two HorrorClix that I got cheap in a big lot.  I have used both
before for conversions.  Mostly, the brain eater makes a good generic
mad scientist and the pyromaniac (yeah, they call the kid that) makes a 
good generic civilian child figure, after you pop him out of the flame
circle (which is good for other conversions).
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This time I have something a little more specific in mind.
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<img class=larginalia src=ricknmorty01.jpg></img>
I didn't mess with sculpting pointy hair, I figured painting grey hair over
the bulgy brain would be good enough.  I may go back and do that later.  I
added the gun to one hand, and removed the brain hand (which will make a good
brain in a jar bit ... done that before, too).
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Morty was just a repaint after the rebase.
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The portal was just some marker for a game I don't know what it was, but I
got a bunch of translucent bits in various sizes and shapes, so I was game.
It's thick, too. 1/8".  That let me paint green swirls on both sides and you
can see the depth difference from front to back.  And it catches ambient light
nicely.  I only took a dozen or so pix to make sure I caught how that comes
on the table.
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