Uncle Fester (from TV's Addams Family)

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My youth was forever shaped by this beloved show. The mysteries of my affection for it still linger, but one theory stands out - a direct correlation to my formative years. It all started with the specific settings I chose for that show - maximum crispness and zero tolerance for mediocrity. A three-dimensional structure that refused to be bound by anything less than perfection was crafted using the precision of ABS plastic, leaving behind not a single speck of unnecessary material. The gaps, so small they were almost imperceptible, were sealed shut with a thin layer of gooey goodness, created when acetone and plastic collided in a world of its own. But that's still not where the magic ends - for once I thought it was polished enough to impress even the most discerning eye, I unleashed a torrent of acetone vapor on the structure, eroding away every last imperfection and revealing something truly remarkable underneath - an object so sublime, it transcended mere craftsmanship to enter a realm all its own.