        
Model:Brickwagon Legg'a
By: Tony Sunderhaus
Tasting and Judgement
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Unique Use of Squid
(50 Points) |
General
Coolness
(30 Points) |
Pimposity
(20 Points)
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Judge's Comments |
Total Ponts |
Final Ranking |
 |
40 |
25 |
20 |
I like the idea of squid as airbag. Er, gel bag. :P |
85 |
1st |
 |
50 |
25 |
15 |
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90 |
 |
40 |
25 |
15 |
funny, clever. Actually made me chuckle |
80 |
Notes: For this entry, we see a commercial for the new Brickwagon Legg'a. The Brickwagon company has recently patented their new Squid Cushion Safety System. Dialogue inspired by "The Flying Car" by Kevin Smith. It seemed to fit in with the randomness of the original commercials. Like I said on the board, I did the thing in MSPaint,using my webcam, so I hope turned out okay. It's my first attempt at a Lego comic strip. I hope the pictures are clear enough.
(Note from Chris: Remember, the comic format is keen but not required for entires! Have to admit, I love reading them, though!)

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