"Customs for the Kid" can now celebrate 50 posts and we would like to thank all our visitors. Dad and I get so much enjoyment when we see that our blog is being looked at from all over the world. We started a list today so we could keep track of every country we have had a visit from so far. We wish we started keeping track sooner, because I think we are missing a few on our list. So far we have added numerous countries to this list and all of your visits are teaching me geography in a really fun way. We hope that we can continue to keep the great audience we have been so fortunate to have and that we can continue to share our blog with you.
"Customs for the Kid" has been read in more than 120 countries throughout the world. CFTK really enjoys our visits from: Tunisia, Czechia, Jordan, Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Egypt, China, South Africa, Austria, United Kingdom, Slovakia, Qatar, Luxembourg, Russia, Pakistan, Guatemala, Bulgaria, India, Israel, Portugal, Netherlands, Isle of Man, Canada, Belgium, South Korea, Kuwait, Brazil, Finland, Latvia, Mexico, Ukraine, Italy, Colombia, Malaysia, Zimbabwe, New Zealand, Germany, Indonesia, Honduras, Czech Republic, France, Taiwan, Gabon, Serbia, Nigeria, Venezuela, Australia, Chile, Denmark, Spain, Thailand, Croatia, Mozambique, Japan, Hungary, Peru, Guam, Iran, Philippines, Norway, Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, Macau, Brunei, Romania, Lebanon, Iceland, Argentina, Poland, Puerto Rico, Macedonia, Pakistan, Georgia, Belize, Ireland, Algeria, Moldova, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Panama, Syria, Malta, Uruguay, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates, Bolivia, Greece, Jamaica, Turkey, Belarus, Cuba, Sweden, Kazakhstan, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Dominican Republic, Slovenia, Afghanistan, Cameroon, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Guernsey, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Myanmar [Burma], Vietnam, Aruba, Nepal, Kyrgyzstan, Singapore, Iraq, Sri Lanka, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad, Tobago, Azerbaijan, Côte d’Ivoire, Montenegro, Nicaragua, Armenia, Morocco, French Polynesia, Cape Verde, Cyprus and here in the United States. We apologize if we left anyone out. If you'd like, you can let us now you were here by leaving a message in our comment section.
His back pack was made from a Darth Vader chest plate and the blaster of a Djas Puhr.
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Would a zombie Jedi still be capable of using the Force? Would it still bother using a lightsaber? We'd love to hear your thoughts on this in our comments section.
With her face half chewed off this action figure was a bit too adult for the collection of a seven year old.
This custom action figure took many hours and more coats of paint than we can even count to get the look of decomposing flesh.
Joe Schreiber introduced zombies to the Star Wars universe in his novel "Death Troopers."
Hi everyone. I just added my Star Wars drawings as a separate page on our blog. All you kids out there can take a look and see. Hope you all enjoy!!
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Background image created by Star Wars artist Joe Hogan. You can see more of his great Star Wars art at his blog located at
Just as these four Star Wars heroes were able to make their escape from the trash compactor, they were only moments away from becoming zombie lunch. If they didn't get out when they did, could they have become zombies? The idea of a zombie Chewbacca, Leia, Han and Luke would be hilarious.
Straight out of Joe Schreiber's "Death Troopers"
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Rebekkah
Android Assassin
Calamari & Twi'lek Bounty Hunters
My Tholoth was just featured on the front page of Imperial Shipyards.
