Hey all,

A friend of mine and I have recently started a design company (ShouldBee - Design, Vote, and Create Custom Action Figures (http://www.shouldbee.com)) that lets fans create their own action figures, games and collectibles. We're starting with a dark fantasy re-imagination of the Wizard of Oz that we're calling The Nightmare of Oz. We'd love it if you could help us choose the final design of the Scarecrow figure that we're going to make or spread the word. We're running a Cage Match type competition between our top two community-voted Scarecrow finalists on Kickstarter, whichever one wins, we make.

You can check us out and support us if you're interested here - Custom Action Figures - You Vote, We Make It - Wizard of Oz by Daven Johnson — Kickstarter (http://goo.gl/5lIsh)

Many thanks!

See our 2D images and 3D prototype images on our blog:

The Nightmare Scarecrows come to life in 3D | The Official ShouldBee Blog (http://blog.shouldbee.com/2011/07/22/the-nightmare-scarecrows-come-to-life-in-3d/)

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