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Man creates Lego figure costume with human-like skin

By Daniel Uria
Frank Ippolito and Norman Chan of YouTube channel Tested created a "lifelike" interpretation of what Lego's miniature figures would look like with human-like skin. Ippolito wore the 14-pound silicon mask around the show floor at San Diego Comic Con.
 Screen capture/Tested/YouTube
Frank Ippolito and Norman Chan of YouTube channel Tested created a "lifelike" interpretation of what Lego's miniature figures would look like with human-like skin. Ippolito wore the 14-pound silicon mask around the show floor at San Diego Comic Con. Screen capture/Tested/YouTube

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SAN DIEGO, July 28 (UPI) -- A man created a "lifelike" interpretation of what Lego's miniature figures would look like with human-like skin.

YouTube channel Tested shared a video of Frank Ippolito wearing a life-sized silicon mask designed in the shape of a Lego figure head around San Diego Comic Con.

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Ippolito said the character, which he named "Creepyfig," was inspired by the idea of an alternate universe of people whose bodies were shaped like Lego figures.

A separate video shows the week-long process of Ippolito and Norman Chan sculpting the 14-pound mask which featured eyebrows and other skin-like features.

Ippolito and Chan also sculpted two crescent shaped hands, inspired by the Lego figure's design, which also featured the "creepy" skin texture as well as wrinkles and fingernails.

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