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4:10Now PlayingMinions – those lovable yellow movie characters that wear overalls and goggles – are no strangers to spawning quirky trends.
But an art trail in a one-horse town in Australia was probably the last thing Universal Pictures had in mind when it commissioned the franchise.
For the past three-and-a-bit months, someone has been stealthily installing minion artworks in western Victoria.
Made of gas bottles and scrap metal they are popping up in front of properties in Warrak, a hamlet of 70 people near Ararat.
Some are letterboxes, some are plant holders, and some are just art for art's sake.
It's got tongues wagging across the entire town, and there are a few prime suspects.
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