Brilliant! The closest I got to getting my kids into anything remotely historical was the year they made their own Medusa and Cthulhu costumes... not really historical... but sort of classical/mythical/literary...?
Cheers! We had a lot of fun putting them together. My daughter still makes her own costumes every year. The Boy.... less interested in crafty things...
He looks quite pleased with himself there Lasgun. And so he should! Great costume and a happy boy. That's great parenting right there mate. Well done :)
!!! I am slain by the sheer adorableness!
ReplyDeleteGreat set up.
My daughter #1 was a unicorn and son #2 a pineapple. 😀
Yes, he is very fortunate to take after his mother. Daughter went as an Egyptian princess, so sort of an unintentional Ancients/Classics theme.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Nicely painted shield mate. Good looking kid too.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! The closest I got to getting my kids into anything remotely historical was the year they made their own Medusa and Cthulhu costumes... not really historical... but sort of classical/mythical/literary...?
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Those are great Tim! The Medusa snakes in particular are very well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers! We had a lot of fun putting them together. My daughter still makes her own costumes every year. The Boy.... less interested in crafty things...
ReplyDeleteHe looks quite pleased with himself there Lasgun. And so he should! Great costume and a happy boy. That's great parenting right there mate. Well done :)
ReplyDeleteSUPERLATIVE!
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ReplyDeleteGreat costume! Fantastic choice by your son too :)
ReplyDeleteDad of the year stuff right there. Great costume.
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