Definition: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: “EveryBODY loves Lego -- this is the opportunity to have their own head made into miniature to fit on to their favourite Lego minifigures,” the U.K.-based Etsy seller’s ad says. 
  
 An online business called Funky 3D Faces is creating custom, 3D-printed Lego heads that look like you, for $30 a head. 
  
 Playtime just got personal for Lego fans everywhere. 
  
 Just like ordinary Legos, the heads can be popped on and off of the plastic figurines’ bodies. Customers must submit two photographs -- one showing the person’s face and one showing their profile -- which are used to create the head. 
  
 The mini-me faces are then constructed out of a sandstone material, with a hole at the bottom for head-to-body attachment. 
  
 In January, buyers who order two heads can get one for free, according to the seller. 
  
 But don't get ahead of yourself: The bodies aren't included. 
  
 H/T Mashable 
  
 Also on HuffPost: ||||| No longer will your Lego figure be an unnatural shade of jaundice yellow. 
  
 The appropriately named shop, Funky 3D Faces, will create your very own custom 3D-printed Lego head, because everyone truly deserves a replica of themselves as their favorite childhood toy. 
  
 For the low, low price of $30, the Etsy shop will create your very own slightly creepy head, but you'll have to provide your own Lego body. Simply send the company two photographs of your face — one from the front and another from the side. 
  
 The shop has specific guidelines for the photographs and it can take about 2 weeks for productions, so make sure you plan according. |||||
Output:
Good news! It no longer takes years of hard work to become an astronaut, doctor, or medieval knight. Instead, you can just slap your own head right onto the appropriate Lego person's body. Mashable reports a new company lets customers replace the typical bright yellow Lego head with a "slightly creepy" approximation of their own face. For about $30, Funky 3D Faces will use photos of a customer to sculpt their head out of a "sandstone material," according to the Huffington Post. The resulting head fits onto any standard Lego person body. That means for just $150, you can finally realize your dream of crewing a pirate ship entirely with the starting lineup of the 1995 Chicago Bulls. Arrrr! Pirate Scottie Pippen will send you to a watery grave.