by Catriona Mills

Uncannily Prescient Lego Figurines

Posted 3 September 2008 in by Catriona

Many years ago, Nick and I made this picture using a website that allowed you to construct yourself as a Lego figurine. (There’s almost certainly a Facebook application that allows you to do the same thing.)

I found them this evening while I was rummaging through a box of letters, looking for the basis of the entry I’m about to write.

I was a little disturbed to see how faded the inks were looking, so putting it on the blog seems like a good attempt at conservation.

Plus, I’m frightened to see how prescient it is:

Is it just me, or does that device that we put in Nick’s hand seven years ago look exactly like an iPhone?

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Leigh wrote at Sep 5, 07:49 am

Well it certainly shows you guys havent changed much, actually mine stil looks like me as well without the smoke in my hand and it now needs bigger boobs and two boys around my ankles

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Catriona wrote at Sep 5, 08:34 am

I love the ambiguity in that last line, hon!

(You should post yours on your blog, so I can see it. I’d forgotten I did one for you. Did I do one for Andrew, too?)

Mine could do with being a bit more robust, these days. But the haircut is surprisingly similar to one I’ve just got.

I haven’t been that blonde since I was a child, though.

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