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Duck Amuck
This is an old Joke from an old Bugs Bunny short where Bugs
was breaking the 4th wall with Daffy.

(Spoiler alert!)
Vicky was trying to teach Katie Bunnie how to shape-shift.

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Donkey Train
I live near Virginia City NV and one thing they have
there in spades is TRAINS! Including the legendary
Donkey Engine! A tiny steam engine was used in the
mines to pull ore carts. From an artists point of
view, it was a thing of pure beauty!

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Dusk Bunnie
This is my newest character and how I got here was a bit strange.
She started out life as a one-off with Jeff Wood. In a Joke about
how Goth Bunnies are one of the signs of the Apocalypse. But suddenly
I started getting mail to "Flesh her Out" as a regular character.
Well I'm nothing if not accommodating, So here's the first version
of my Goth Bunnie! (subject to change)

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Spank
(SPOILER ALERT)
Katie Kitsune kas cursed into Katie Bunnie. The reason isn't
important right now but I think it's important to say that
Katie Bunnie isn't too happy about it.

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HO229
The HO229 was the most advanced German Exparmental Air craft of
WW2 but the problem with it is that from an artists point of view,
it's kinda boring. So I redesigned it for the Goblin Air Force with
the addition of the ball turret from the B-24 Bomber. Ok, this was
inspired from Rick & Morty's ship. HEY, if they can steal an idea,
so can I!

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Weed
And now you know just how Katie Kitsune is executing her
Curse on Katie Bunnie.

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