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Actually I went to UConn and almost got into the puppetry program years ago. I'm trying to see about getting my masters in puppetry there. At the time i was way to introverted to go and hunt down some puppeteers for help. But the CT guild sounds like a good lead. Thanks for the tips!

agreed.

good stuff! I know what i'm going to be for halloween this year!

based purely on the basic outline you've given it sounds like it has lots of potential. Good luck! Maybe you can give us a sample of the kind of dialogue the two go through? :)

a great site for some patterns is http://www.projectpuppet.com/ check it out.

i don't suppose you have a photo up? I'd love to see the toucan. I'm actually looking into making an exotic bird for a show. Did you make your own pattern?

the creature creator alone makes me want this game. I'm glad that they are selling a stand alone version of it since i doubt my computer can handle the whole game.

nice. i like the compact setup. I'll have to see if i can recreate something similar with PVC

Robin singing "Halfway Down the Stairs". I don't know why.

Both look great. I'm biased toward monsters so marty gets an extra 10 points. Did you make your own pattern or find one online?

thank you all for the kind words....i don't suppose anyone here is from Connecticut? I'm creating a series of shows for children's performance, which i said earlier but I have a problem. I'm the only person doing it and i'm not sure where i can seek more help. If you or anyone you know lives in...

thanks for getting a good link for me Buck! :)

hmmm....link seems dead-ish.....bear with me.

I'm new to Muppet Central so I thought I'd jump right in and show everyone one of my first puppet designs...well his head at least. This is Tater. He's dressed as a pirate but not normally. I'm planning on using him in a pirate themed show for kids. Feedback always appreciated...

very cute. you've inspired me to share one of my creations as well.