Lego man's left leg

1: extruding a cylinder

2. Extruding the lower part (slightly longer than the cylinder)
3: Because the right side is at an angle, I thought I could extrude cut a triangular shape from the top but I couldn't figure out how.
So I drew the triangle on the side instead and it worked.
I also extrude cut a rectangle on another side.

4: Extrude cut a square at the bottom
5: Extrude cut a square from the bottom face in step 4.

6: Extrude cut a hole at the back
7: extrude cut another hole from the back
8: Cutting a rectangle from the circle in step 7



9: adding fillet to the rectangle ( because it is impossible to measure that radius so I just guessed the dimension with some try and error) and extrude cut a hole from the side face
10: Adding fillets to both side faces






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