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yes but i dont know how to post them i'll e-mail you a pic.

I've made myself a Kermit replica poser to tide me over 'til the Master Replica's one is released.

i would say all the characters you mentioned are operated manually by the puppeteer either by the hand in the head or the hand holding the arm rods bean bunnys eyes are able to blink using a little lever on the arm rod handle.

The Fraggles also had removable arms they used press studs.

there have been lots of hoobs plushes here in the U.K

Hi there i have the Eden Animal doll i'm not sure how rare they are but i have never seen them on e-bay i got mine from the muppet store in Dinsney world about 10 years ago.

i think it was Steve doing waldorf and Dr Teeth in that one.

i think the hairdryer should work on electrical tape it depends on the size of the pupil the bigger they are the more pesky they are to lie flat i always spray my puppets eyes with car paint and that glossy finish is better to stick the pupils on to.

it's sticky backed plastic with flocking on it you can buy it from craft stores i use it for my puppets i usually hair dry it when it's attached to the eye just to mould it round the ping pong ball or whatever i find they dont fall off that way.

Cheers folks i'm glad you like the Kermit.

The ones against the orange background are made of sheet foam and covered in antron

Hi James how do you like the Elf i hope you are pleased with him, as for posting pic's i dont know how to i'm a computer phobe.

Hi guys i made this Kermit

i agree it has always sounded out of place to me, slightly awkward

Thats what he said he seemed keen to change the subject of Muppets right after that question

When Frank Oz was on the Big Breakfast plugging the score he was asked this and he said fozzie was named after Faz Fazakas 'cos he buit the original puppet's mechanics

The Dinosaurs "Big Songs" album did come out on CD in the UK

they have released dog city the movie and mother goose stories on DVD in the UK