mini-Andy's recent trip to Egypt left many fans in his wake and rumour has it that people are speaking to each other in Arabic about how awesome he is!

Here are some fan photos submitted to the site by the Egyptian fans...



















A new branch of the mini-Andy fanclub has also recently opened down in Canterbury in the UK

Where better for mini-Andy, our favourite miniaturised Asian science teacher to go for dinner when in London, than Soho, London's Chinatown. Indeed, when in Chinatown where better to go than Wong Kei, consistently voted "Rudest restaurant in London"



Armed with only a 4 frame Lomo action sampler, our mini-Diner decided that with his unlimited charm he would easily win over London's rudest waiters. But of course not, no-one ever gets a polite word out of those boys, not even our mini-James Bond.

After a customary Won Ton Noodle soup, and a good row with the waiters, our pint-sized hero had to take in a nice green tea and calm down



How this place ever got the Vanessa Feltz Seal of Approval is beyond the comprehension of his little newspaper mind...

While travelling in Aswan with maxi-Andy and pals, our mini-Adventurer caught the attention of a maxi-Nubian sailor with crazy dreadlocks and ting, called Ibrahim.



Ibrahim was a very kindly Nubian feluca captain and invited mini-Andy back to stay for the night in his Nubian village on an island somewhere in the Nile. Armed with maxi-Andy's spare camera, mini-Andy and Ibrahim took off for the night and explored the depths of Nubia, in a way that only mini-Andy could.



After a few drinks and some sheesha, mini-Andy and maxi-Ibrahim had to find their way to the island in the middle of the night by boat, a task made much easier by the fact that mini-Andy is an accomplished rower.



After landing on the island and taking a short rest, mini-Andy was invited by the locals to get down to a game of cards, which he obviously won hands down, as no-one could see through his awesome poker face.



After having cleaned up at cards, mini-Andy was invited to all see the village elders.



After this little formality, our mini-Adventurer stopped off to meet and greet the Nubian children, who loved him and didn't want to let him out of their sight!

It didn't take him long at all to make himself at home and pretty soon he was part of the family.





Some of the guys took the opportunity to learn from our mini-Adventurer's vast world knowledge and wisdom and he talked at length about philosophy and Barbie dolls, two subjects for which our mini-Descartes is a known world authority.



The next morning after breakfast, our mini-Diplomat was out in the thick of it as usual, happily talking to the maxi-guys and girls all the same.



Sadly the time had come for our mini-Adventurer to get back to maxi-Andy who's hectic schedule meant that he could only stay for a single day on the Nubian island.

Ibrahim rowed on the way back, while our mini-Travel addicted papier mache pal bathed in the glorious Egyptian sun.

We all know it's a hard life being universally adored, travelling and being a foot tall made of papier mache, so sometimes our miniature-Hero has to find a place to kick back and relax.



After a grueling trip through the desert to Siwa in Egypt, our miniature hero found the ideal place to kick off his shoes and take in some rays at Cleopatra Spring.



In between chilling with the locals, our miniature hero found time in his hectic schedule to sit back and chill a while by the pool.



Oh it's a hard life...

It seems wherever our little hero goes, he can't help but make new friends. Here's out miniature marvel, making small talk with a Cairo taxi driver.

This summer our fearless mini-Hero decided to travel to Egypt, the land of Pharaohs and Tutankhamen.




Obviously, as soon as he landed our intrepid adventurer headed straight for Giza to get the main attractions out the way. Even though he likes to go off the beaten track, the fans would not have forgiven him for missing the pyramids and the sphinx.



Once the main ones at Giza were out the way, the little fella decided to head off the beaten track to the other great pyramids which are slightly lesser seen. Down the road from Giza, are the pyramids of Sakkara and Darshur.



All this running around to pyramids certainly tired the little chap out and he had to take a long rest before heading off for his next mini-Adventure.