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Crikey, that is big. Remember a lot of venues won't like 20 foot high booths.

I had a very productive meeting with Nigel on friday. More details will appear on the blog site soon...(I still need to type some of it up from the dictaphone).

Seeing as the shops are starting to fill up with seasonal goodies at the moment have a look for plastic tree decorations, plenty of different shapes and sizes available. Well worth stocking up.

Have heard that as well. Sure I've seen it in print somewhere...:confused:

Probably cheaper just to have her record her vocals in a London studio.

Really good to see Hugo from the dead of night. Wonder who owns him now? He was borrowed from Peter (of Archie Andrews fame) Brough's father. All of the Brough archive (including the puppets) were sold last year, but that one wasn't included.

Looks excellent.

Moulds are incredibly valuable. I'm almost certain that they will still exist...somewhere! They certainly are items that wouldn't be destroyed on purpose. Accidents can happen though...

Nigel Plaskitt has been running workshops with the new French cast. Although not always succesfully, there has been numerous problems with puppets not turning up etc etc. He also performed Kermit in a pilot made to help get the show off the ground, presumably with a dubbed voice. Apparently...

I have found it in the past, I think it was from paperchase.

Yes, it's a friends. Can't photocopy it, so flick through it every now and again when I'm over at his. Just happened to be the day the whole arm attaching issue came up.

You're right, he does perform with reerse scan monitors. Will bring it up tomorrow. J

It depends on the type you use, as someone else said, some are made to be stronger than others, is this a fastner to keep the canvas tight on a tent in high winds, to keep a bag closed, or to fasten a coat? I've never lost any limbs this way, and as I said it was the way Hensons did it (which...

$600? He's only ay £60 at the moment.

Remember to take into the account that the poser is a scaled down version of the puppet.

Very nice! May even have to bid myself... J

At the puppet festivals he visited he was often more interested in seeing other forms of puppetry, and was less keen on the endless puppets made in the style he had established.

Here is mine, which is growing slowly. Detailing my progress on the puppet manipulation book: http://puppetmanipulation.blogspot.com/ Best, James

No, but a lot of people are fed up of arguing about it. There are a lot worse offenses that go on every day.