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May 6, 2009

Day 104: Megatron





Megatron is the founder of the Decepticon uprising, and their most well-known and feared leader. As a young, charismatic leader forged in battle and the heritage of war, he began to believe in a grand purpose for his race—it is the Transformers' glorious destiny to rule an empire which will span the universe. The opposite of his mortal enemy Optimus Prime, he feels great contempt for other Transformers who, he feels, betray their proud heritage by demanding peace and cooperation with weaker life forms.

Download the PDF file here and make your own Megatron toy! Also check out the other two Transformers toys, Bumble Bee and Optimus Prime I did earlier. You can also get the blank template from our Facebook group and design your own toy!

May 3, 2009

Reader's submission: He-Man by Thomas Hollnack



The PDF file can be downloaded from our Facebook group, where you can also find our blank template to design your own toy.

Apr 29, 2009

Day 103: Sluggo Smith





Sluggo Smith is a comic strip character from the Nancy comic strip. Sluggo is Nancy's best friend. He is Nancy's age and is a poor ragamuffin-type from the wrong side of the tracks. There are strips that appear to place Sluggo as Nancy's boyfriend. He is portrayed as lazy, and his favorite pastime seems to be napping.

Download the PDF file here and make your own Sluggo toy! You can also get the blank template from our Facebook group and design your own toy!

Apr 27, 2009

Day 102: Nancy (comic strip)



Nancy is an American daily and Sunday comic strip originally written and drawn by Ernie Bushmiller.

The character of Nancy, a precocious little girl (eight years old, according to an October 2005 strip), first appeared in the strip Fritzi Ritz about the airheaded flapper title character. After Larry Whittington began Fritzi Ritz in 1922, it was taken over by Bushmiller three years later. In 1933, Bushmiller introduced Fritzi's niece, Nancy. Soon she dominated the strip, retitled Nancy in 1938. Fritzi Ritz continued as a Sunday feature into the 1960s. At its peak in the 1970s, Nancy ran in more than 880 newspapers.

Download the PDF file here and make your own Nancy toy! You can also get the blank template from our Facebook group and design your own toy!
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