Personalised Lego Mini Figure

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  Step 1

  Start with a basic LEGO MiniFigure with similar hair to your final design.

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  Step 2

  Remove any unwanted featured with nail polish remover.

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  Step 3

  You can remove the whole design if you want to start with a clean slate.

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  Step 4

  Plan out your design using a fine liner pen.

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  Step 5

  Use masking tape to get a clean edge and paint your new design with nail polish.

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  Step 6

  Leave to dry and then apply another coat if you need it.

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  Step 7

  Add little details using a nail art pen. You can correct any mistakes with a nail correction pen.

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  Step 8

  I moulded some clay ears for Crafterella out of Fimo in a similar yellow to LEGO and then baked them in the oven.

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  Step 9

  Glue the ears onto the hair.

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  Step 10

  Finally I made a little tool belt out of felt and punched holes for her legs.

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  Step 11

  All done!

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ellie j. · Palmerston North, Manawatu-Wanganui, NZ 19th June 2015

awesome -- been collecting spare lego figures to use on a clock but now -- not so sure -- may end up with a johnson-lego family group. thank you !

Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 20th June 2015

Ohh or a family clock would be awesome... it's Dad O'Clock!

Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 20th June 2015

If you have kids - you could put a Lego figure of them at each of their bedtimes hehehe

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MagicalGirlMaya · Dallas, Texas, US · 217 projects 22nd May 2015

Oh my gosh, that is freaking adorable!

Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 22nd May 2015

Aww thanks! x

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PixieFey · Chester, England, GB · 150 projects 19th May 2015

Well I never knew that the Lego features were so easy to remove. Just told my son how to do it so I'll have to keep an eye on my nail varnish remover from now on.

Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 22nd May 2015

Yeah, it's so easy. I can't wait to see what figures he makes!

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