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That's an Exciting character! Very Nice & Great Design!

That would be so Much Fun!........it would add a lot to the show I think......which is kind of easy sadly.... He should Cha Cha through the Tipton (sp?) hotel!

BUT.....a nice training tool. Plus I imagine it will be a really nifty place to pick up some pre-made eyes + noses.....as well as clothes. AND eventually patterns when ppl start taking theirs apart. You gotta look at what you can scavenge. But I think they will be really nice training tools for...

Ok, yea. I see that. Good Point. I also sort of wonder if......without having it taught places are we not pushing puppetry far enough?---Ex...because most of us are self taught are we just circling around with the same ideas and techniques instead of innovating? like innovation is pushed in...

Yea!.....But there are of course other styles of Puppetry that don't need voices---like table-top, shadow, rod etc...... But I think you can work toward those voices---just don't think as "cartoony" think naturalistic.....just change your pitch if you want and try moderate accents.. A lot...

I believe that Puppetry can really only be learned by the individual...and Not taught... it takes too long to learn for it to be taught by an institution. I also believe that Puppetry chooses the person...and they're born with the ability to perform the tool......It may take years for them to...

Ooooh....10 is Awesome... 4 & 9 are also neat though.

Right on Jinx. Thanks for putting it out there straight. I appreciate it. We're all here to support and respect each other while loving the art of Puppetry. Buck was kind enough to throw a rope out there for those in can fit the bill (in NY/NJ & experienced)

Which is still Very important to puppet building. It's either the First or Last step. Still it's a Good opportunity to work at a Very Cool facility with a Great reputation. & There are Fun people working there already to talk to & work with.

That's Great! I'm Glad to see another one of your characters on ebay! I check everyday hoping to see one. Fun Character. I like that he put a tie on because he was tired of being naked.

Sorry to but in.........but they're at the Chicago Historical Society. They've had them since '98 or so. http://www.chicagohistory.org/

Yea!...I agree...I didn't know she wasn't supposed to be a real person...I thought we were just in that "Muppet Reality" where we co-exist.

Your Gonzo's suit is a Lot of Fun.

Great Photos all around! Very Nice.

Yea. I thought that was interesting too. & for clear up...staceyrebecca means that the eyes aren't pure white as they would seem. There are small bits of gray/black all over that cameras don't pick up. It's really interesting but cool. But I don't know if the wacky stacks are speckled....the...

I saw a pair earlier this summer on an old eye mech example. They're really just like smaller thicker ping pong balls. Sorry--I just looked if I had taken any pics of them...but I hadn't.----But they're slightly smaller & thicker than ping pong balls. Really not too special.

Marty Robinson & Pam Arciero are naturally left handed....but had to train right handed as not to be a "problem"

That's a really great technique/idea!

Oh ok. The plastic is a doll joint. It comes in three pieces. If you can find all three you'll be good. Or you might have to order more. But the three pieces are a Part with a stick sticking out, a little circle with a hole in the middle and a larger circle that have teeth to hold the stick in...

What's the arm/shoulder made of? Is it also made of foam or is it fabric?