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Rondo
hehehehhehhe lightbright vote
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MoZub
and you didnt even tear the paper! you know when I was a kid you could re-use the paper over and over. now the paper for light bright is recycled or something... it always rips. This muts be origional lightbright no rips yup yup yup yup!! nice work! ;)
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Basil
:D
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bluefist
Illuminating.......and stuff.
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pshene
Good
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nancers
cute
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jasper
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jerry717
I like this one better
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sonnysan
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the202
lot of work, nice
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splodge
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Square
The source is used in this picture, and the entire bike design was done manually-peg by peg.
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queen0fbats
uhm ... what is it? and why isnt the bike straight? confusion
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Square
it's a Lite Brite...and I think it's straight.
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Fig
No, it's pretty girly. ; )
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Tyler
talk about biting on the etch-a-sketch idea lol ;)
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Square
Actually, the etch-a-sketch is mine also. I debated whether to post them back to back, but decided in the end to go for it. :-)
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Square
And for posterity's sake, there are 197 layers worth of the bike design-each peg placed and colored by hand.
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[untitled entry]
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by Square
Created November 30, 2003
11 votes
7 comments
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