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Welcome, Fredward!

Meet Fredward.On Instagram, Queen Funko accounts give all the love sharing charming little stories of their mini Queenies.Some are even custom made(Love the older Brians).
While a casual Queen fan, (I have the 3 CD Greatest Hits box set) I am over the moon with their minis. I have a John Deacon I named Rikki Blackstone (John's middle name+the ring on his finger) and a recently acquired 70s Freddie I named Fredward (remember the Goldberg's episode with Freddy Kruger?)
I want them to be their unique selves, not carbon copies of their maxis.
I paid less than 15.00 for Freddie Mercury Funkopop on Amazon. 
I will post some IG stories in upcoming posts.
Freddie (Fredward) Mercury. 

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