Re: Looking For Monsters
Harry Mason <spa...@no.spam> wrote in message > H ] ][ )( )( )=( > (_) (_) /__\ /__\ (__) (___) > _ _ __ __ __ ___ > H ] ][ )( )( )-( > (_) (_) /__\ /__\ (__) (___) Hye, thanks for the porions, these are the perfect size. And thanks to everyone else who has been pitching in, Veronica's maces are very good, albeit almost too big, they will make a good large mace. You guys rock. Here is my attempt at an ant-monster thing. It's getting there, but is a little rough: \_/ (o_O) { }\\ __ ()( ) //||\\ Wand, hammer, and half-hearted try at a big headed monster thing: __ [__] [] [] [] . . () . // // // _______ / _*__\ | / ''' \ \____ \_____/ / \ Diane Selby
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