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The Art of Cameling Smugglers
And now, a short lesson in Camel Smuggling.
Here’s what Lothi’s and my camels looked like when
katxander originally rustled them up for us: the unmodified Beanie Baby.

Very cute, but the hair is – well, not what it needed to be, sooo . . . well, here’s the results. Camels with mullets!
Here’s Dingo, pirate, smuggler, and camel of renown, the Terror of the Sandy Sea!

Cleo and Dingo, talking shop; and invading my work space (they’re posing on my atlas, which is open to the map of Peru):

Cleo attempts to smuggle herself:

In addition to the mullets, sharp eyes will notice one additional modification: the original BB camels have no eyelashes. But camels need eyelashes! They have to keep sand out of their eyes. And flirt.
Dingo mugs for the camera (and for Cleo):

Dingo now lives with Lothithil, and Cleo remains with me. I suspect we'll be smuggling them both to Vancouver this summer.
April 2010
Here’s what Lothi’s and my camels looked like when
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Very cute, but the hair is – well, not what it needed to be, sooo . . . well, here’s the results. Camels with mullets!
Here’s Dingo, pirate, smuggler, and camel of renown, the Terror of the Sandy Sea!

Cleo and Dingo, talking shop; and invading my work space (they’re posing on my atlas, which is open to the map of Peru):


Cleo attempts to smuggle herself:

In addition to the mullets, sharp eyes will notice one additional modification: the original BB camels have no eyelashes. But camels need eyelashes! They have to keep sand out of their eyes. And flirt.
Dingo mugs for the camera (and for Cleo):

Dingo now lives with Lothithil, and Cleo remains with me. I suspect we'll be smuggling them both to Vancouver this summer.
April 2010
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