Lego Mini-Figures Series 6 Bump Code

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Internet… It’s been a while.. A long while.. Almost rounding up to a year.. Didn’t even have a HAPPY CANADA DAY POST.. filled with Igloo’s and the likings..
On top of the sheet I have below under my mini-figure speech of tardiness.. I will put some pictures of the minifgures as I have them.. If anyone cares to check that out… Just wanted to get this sheet up before I went to bed.. blah blah blah.. >>>

All I really have to say is I looked for a cheat sheet and on images I found a few, but they were completely wrong.. So I just decided to decipher all of them for myself and as I unpackaged (This is not a word according to this, but that is okay…) them I marked them on a piece of paper as a guide.. This is just a crappy camera picture as to use the scanner would require far too much work.. I will take what I have here and put it into a better format using Photoshop later today (tomorrow, depending on how you view it (Wednesday September 07)) sometime in the evening… Sometime around the/on the weekend… It’s HERE… The only one that didn’t seem to be completely clear was the Eskimo as I saw 4 different packages that seemed to have different bump codes, but I ended up with 4 Eskimo’s and had to go back to search for the 4 I was missing…

Note: The Eskimo has one bump in the bottom left corner, and in the top right corner.. I also found a clearer package which shows it has to more bumps on the right half in the middle.. You can see I marked it a lot lighter than the rest..

If you have any corrections for me let me know..

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As most of you know it is Canada Day.. and for those who are like what?
What is this Canada Day you so such speak of?

Well my answer is this:
That sentance that contains your question sucks and makes little sense, but I will tell you that Canada Day (formerly Dominion Day) is Canada’s national day, a federal statutory holiday celebrating the anniversary of the 1 July 1867 enactment of the British North America Act, which united Canada as a single country, which was in turn composed of four provinces. Canada Day observances take place throughout Canada as well as internationally.

Now if you are still wondering what Canada day is you are probably just from the United States ignorant… Okay that just a joke no need to get upset, but I mean it falls under the same category that “All Canadians live in some form of igloo”. Well guess what you are absolutely right! Picture of my house below, along with my cousins, my friends and much more!!

Homes for Families

Underground Tunnels

Our Shopping Mall

The Work Place

Forts the kids Made

Our Community Centre

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