Muppet-Puppet Replicas on Ebay

AndyWan Kenobi

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I agree--definitely illegal and suspect. If I could build these myself, I would have no problem with creating them for my own enjoyment. But these really are copyright infringement.

Still, I do think they look pretty good. I especially like the Beaker one. It's almost worth it... The person making these is talented, but selling them for a profit? Not so great.
 

antonydavanzo

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Nice stuff...........shame its illegal. Hey do you think he will sell them cheaper as they are illegal, maybe we could blackmail him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
 

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I saw the Piggy before it was taken down and it looked interesting but like all the others it was off enough to not be good.
 

Bear Man

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Piggy in profile looks good, but from front on...there's something not quite right.

Would love to see what this guy could do with Fozzie - mostly out of curiosity, but I could be moved to bid on him (since I really doubt we'll get him from Master Replicas)
 

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I don't want to see what this guy can do with Fozzie! I'd be too tempted, and a $1000 price tag is way too much for me.

Beautifully crafted replicas. I failed to notice, but are these listed as replicas? Anyway, I don't have a problem with folks selling replicas, but I sure do wish if they're going to do that they wouldn't sell them so dang expensively, and would at least offer some of the proceeds to charity.
 

Bein Green

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Not bad, but good heavens- A THOUSAND DOLLARS for a "Kermit" that looks... a bit off? Wow. I remember back in the day (1970s with Star Trek and Star Wars stuff) when bootlegs cost LESS than real deals!
 
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