While re-watching the series, I started making this pendant and have finally finished it:
http://jen-kollic.deviantart.com/art/He ... -112684851
It's not entirely accurate, but I think it's still recognisable... now to wear it at work and see who notices it!
Fun with polymer clay
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Elita
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That's a true work of art. 
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Re:Fun with polymer clay
Nice! I like... 
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Thanks guys! The next project will be an Eyeshield brooch, which I'm going to start on once I'm done with the current Warhammer-related nonsense.
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Re:Fun with polymer clay
Good job Elita.
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