And now it's time for Leo's Turn The Table Turkey!

Can you guess who this is? Answer in the text.For this week’s TTTT, Leo reveals his own action figure! Actually the face looked pretty good. Without saying anything, Leo showed the figure to camera. I blurted out: “Is that an action figure of you?” Well, turns out, it was! Leo didn’t order it, and he’s not sure who send it. He thought it was most likely sent by the company that makes them: ThatsMyFace.com. You send them a couple of photos of your face (or anyone’s face, if you’re having one made as a surpise), and ThatsMyFace will turn them into a 3D image. Once they have the 3D image they can 3D print your head for your very own action figure likeness. (They offer a lot of other services using the 3D image, so check out the company’s website.) Leo thought the full-size life-mask portrait was a bit creepy, but he loves his custom-made pose-able action figure. Actually the action part is up to you and how you pose the figure and what you make it do. The only really custom make part of the action figure is the head. It goes on a body that you pick, along with your clothing selections. The action figure arrives with two types of glue so you can attach your custom-made head & face to your figure! The cost is $129, but ThatsMyFace also sells celebrity action figures. Most notable on the list is the John C. Dvorak action figure. (That’s him in the photo.) You see John Dvorak quite often on TWiT. When I was at the Brick House John's "action" was to walk off the set looking for food!) The pre-made celebrity action figures are $99. No Giz Wiz action figure is available, and as far as I know, there’s not one in the works!

www.thatsmyface.com   

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