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Thanks Buck. I like the one about the tripods. I'm not sure that they will support the size of my stage though being made of $5 to $7 projector stands but that would make a great smaller stage. I've taken the plans for OWS's largest stage and plans I bought from VIP for their stage and combined...

I'm in the process of building a very large stage. I'd very much like to have the stage so very versital that I could make it almost any size and shape in only moments. I have a plan but it would involve some sort of locking pins so I could slide one pipe inside of another. Sort of the same...

ROFLOL! Sorry to interupt but that was funny:p

HOOORAAYYY!!!!!! Ya'll got em! ordering mine this week then since I can tell this is great stuff! Thanks for the updates

hey I'll testify to Buck's warning of gloves when using super 77. I've been trying to get it off my hands for 3 days now!:crazy: I use it to stick the fleece of my puppets eyelids to the eyes and a few other things. But mostly so far I use primarily contact cement for foam felt and fleece...

:smirk: hm cool idea. ...thrifty. Puppet building doesnt really make much money so I suppose you have to really use your noodle to save a buck anywhere you can. I've heard many people say while the foam book is a great reference, they don't care for the 3 peice method. I wonder why (Since I...

If you like the predictable yet charming, check out the food fight in Friends and Family I believe it is. You'll love it!

I don't remember where the post was but someone had posted a link to a picture of their puppet and it was a OWS adapted deign, They stated something about not being able to figure out what it was that was being asked of them in the instructions. Just wanted to let everyone know that although...

Welcome the the MCForum! I'm still pretty new here myself but everyone has been very kind and helpful. So do you do any puppetry ofr are you just a fan of JHC?

OK Great! I wasn't apposed to having to wait like the rest of you. I just was a bit nervous that maybe he wasn't in business any longer and I didn't wish to get my hopes up if he wasn't still making kits. Thanks for the update I should be ordering at least the video in about a week. I'm...

well this really makes me a little concerned about ordering the video from him then. I hope he is still in business.

Absolutely kroovi! very nice indeed. You do some incredible work!

well I found them at A.C. Moore and I have one hand almost finished. I still have to put the fabric on but this is so much FUN!!!!!!!! I'm Lovin it! Great tips! I even made the little pockets and hot glued the doll joints after setting them to the right depth I super glued them so they wouldnt...

struck out at JoAnn Fabrics and Walmart but maybe I'll find em at A.C.Moore AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! The smell of contact cement..........Kinda makes ya feeeeeel funnnyyyyyyyyyyyyyy HEHEHEHEEH

P.S. Just my preference but I have never used hot glue on a puppet. Thanks so much for the tips. I'm trying to find those doll joints that puppet planet posted on her web tutorial for removable rod arms also. If I can find em I will make a pocket in the hands and make them just like she did more...

OK I think I know what you mean. I'm giving it a shot. Gonna build a set of arms just like you showed in your tutorial tomarrow morning. I'd love very much for your constructive criticism when I post the picks if you dont mind and find the time. I'm also using the dowel rod arm thing you did...

In cutting ping pong balls and such apart (although I like to use the whole ball mostly) I found that a band saw or scroll saw works very well. Then you can cut the ball very smoothly across the seam. Be very careful as to not cut your fingers at the seam as well. OUCH!!!:eek: Oh and by all...

Yes. I see that now thanks. It's $22.50 for each movie and $15 for the book but $50 for the whole lot. Not a bad deal. Well then theres S&H.

Floyd always kinda freeked me out cause I use to think he had no eyeballs. His sunglasses looked to me like eye sockets. I could have sworn he would even blink his empty eye sockets which just made me wanna vomit. Actually I only just found out recently that those were sunglasses and not eye...

ehem.....Correction Um.... Buck I just called Puppets for Goodness Sake and the pattern you refered to costs $15 + shipping and the email address is puppets4gs@aol.com Sounds like a very nice company.I gave em your name. I like the sound of their puppet pattern. It has a foam lower jaw unlike...