They actually sent me another Duane Dibbley after the one I got in the original order had a crack down the side of the torso. The figures all came in these little matchboxes with prints on it of their logo, and a flyer advertising their business.

Forgot to show what the original figures looked like. Here’s a picture of them. The best part is that their accessories actually have something to do with the character, like this tile piece that has a Space Corps directive that’s directly related to Rimmer.

Short version, the song “Apache” on the album was played at a back to school party in New York, 1973. A lot of the people there would become influential people in the early history of hip hop, and this party is believed to be where it originated.

Definitely. It certainly has an interesting history behind it.

The album “Bongo Rock” by The Incredible Bongo Band is also an interesting one to look into, because it’s probably one of the few albums that can say it helped create an entire genre of music.

I’ve actually come across a copy of the Cannibal Holocaust soundtrack at a local resale shop. Never even seen the movie, just thought it would be interesting to buy just because it’s a soundtrack for one of the most infamous movies ever made.

The people who made the figures for the Lego Ideas set actually still make Red Dwarf Lego figures, and they recently did a new edition of the figures with all new designs. Here's a link to the new set.
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What’s funny is that the Lego Dimensions teaser came out around the same time that the Lego Ideas set was in the running. It got the necessary votes, but it lost to the Voltron set.