Puppetplanet
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Hey guys,
I've been thinking about adding either the Video or the Puppet kit from Armslength to my puppet stuff collection to use as resources. Can anyone here give me any information on what they know about either item?
For example: Grey Seal (although VERY good) only showed one building sample on each video and only one of them was a covered puppet (Those are the ones I like best.) Armslength had a video photo on their site and it shows four puppets all different in shapes and character type.... Do you know if those are the four puppets that he actually builds on the Video?
Also, Does anyone know if the pattern is complete in the back? I'm not bashing Grey Seal here, but I gotta use them as an example again..... I don't like how the Foam Book Video teaches to leave that big gap at the back of the head. The foam on the back stops at the mouth plate and then the neck begins. I have come to hate how the large neck with excess material looks from the front. I can't seem to get a good pattern together that doesn't have this saggy neck problem.
Your helpful suggestions would be appreciated.
-Michele
I've been thinking about adding either the Video or the Puppet kit from Armslength to my puppet stuff collection to use as resources. Can anyone here give me any information on what they know about either item?
For example: Grey Seal (although VERY good) only showed one building sample on each video and only one of them was a covered puppet (Those are the ones I like best.) Armslength had a video photo on their site and it shows four puppets all different in shapes and character type.... Do you know if those are the four puppets that he actually builds on the Video?
Also, Does anyone know if the pattern is complete in the back? I'm not bashing Grey Seal here, but I gotta use them as an example again..... I don't like how the Foam Book Video teaches to leave that big gap at the back of the head. The foam on the back stops at the mouth plate and then the neck begins. I have come to hate how the large neck with excess material looks from the front. I can't seem to get a good pattern together that doesn't have this saggy neck problem.
Your helpful suggestions would be appreciated.
-Michele