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Cubeecraft!










I saw these on Kotaku the other day, and they seem too geektacular not to share. They're from Cubeecraft. They have print-out templates of various geek related characters that you can print, fold, and glue into these little figurines. Check it out here at Cubeecraft.com. Later geeks.
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Mike said…
I like the Jason one, kinda reminds me of lego.

Lego Friday the 13th...now there is a concept.
August 26, 2008 at 8:32 AM
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