Posted by Miranda December 25, 2009
After the immediate success of Mike Burnett's DIY wooden Neighborwood figures, it was agreed to follow up with a second wooden DIY figure from Mike's extensive character library. The Average Joe Schmoe is not only a wooden DIY figure, but it's also stackable...giving artists the freedom to create a single piece or a group of pieces that work together.
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