Here is the next change of uniform in the 80’s to early 90’s. The shoulder patch has changed to a coloured one, and the epaulettes are worn. Stay tuned to see how the TPS uniform has evolved over the years.
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I did some research, went back in time and found the vintage MTPS uniform. My guess is around the 70’s, where the uniform is much simpler compared to the modern one: Not just a different patch in black and white, but the sam brown belt, revolver, no epaulettes, no name tag and no external bullet proof vest. What do you think?
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Each mini-figure is assembled using genuine Lego parts when possible, and accessorized with compatible 3rd party parts. The figure is then customized with printed paper cut outs and glued on by hand. Because of the details that is involved, this process can take hours. For more details, please refer to the "About the Mini Figures" section.
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I would love to make one for everyone. Unfortunately, I do not have enough spare time to make them.
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Daniel is just an ordinary guy living in Toronto, Canada.
He has a busy full time job; but it is his passion and hobby to customize Lego mini figures into uniformed officers. He also loves to share this hobby via educational post on social media.
Everything that you see on this website is made at home with everyday tools!
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