ResidentLilly
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I'm not sure what photo-etch is. Can you explain it briefly in layman's terms? If it's too complicated, don't worry about it...
Just to speculate, but I think it's a computer application that will add the texture to a mold? kinda like adding texture to a picture in photoshop....
Similar but not quite. It is an applied texture pattern, but it is still done by hand in many cases and not by computer. Think of it as Spyrograph but in 3-dimensions.
I have quick question about your Resaurus Days, did you work on the Speed Rider, Jeff Smith's Bone, or Street Fighter line?
Funny that this question was on this board today because I was talking to Jay, one of my former co-workers there who now has PlanB, about the nature of teamwork and those days way back when. I did not manage any of those lines, but I worked on them all. We really had a team environment and so even the lines I managed we ALL participated in a lot. Speed Racer was managed by Chris Borman and Bone and Street Fighter were managed by Steve Hamaker. I did some design, art direction, prototype stuff and all that on their lines and they on mine but we ALL sort of worked together at every stage. It was actually pretty unique.
I managed the more cartoony stuff...Sonic, Crash, Gex and some other stuff that was canceled like Badlands. I did get to do a few of the designs on Speed and the Street Fighter Junior stuff. I could write a book about those days.
Ken, will you please sell extra microphones (like the one that comes with Fozzie) on the site so we can have 'em for the whole band?
It's a fantastic idea...I'll see what I can do. Don't expect that to happen overnight as we will have to get the tools to another factory and probably shoot the plastic with another series so it could be months away but I will absolutely look into it. Any other accessories besided the bases you would want to be able to buy more of?
I just wanted to say that I really hope that the basketball hoop and chicken do become available for the Chef's kitchen. When the first pics were released of the kitchen, as cool as they were, all my husband could say was "where's the basketball hoop and the chicken?". I hope you find a way of putting these out one day, it would make us very happy.
None of us like it either, but as they say...Sheet Happens. The chicken and hoop are in the back of our minds though...maybe someday.
Plus, I hope there is a "Booster pack" on the drawing board. I'd love to see more chickens.
There is, but it could be a year away minimum. But we are kicking around ideas.
Just to speculate, but I think it's a computer application that will add the texture to a mold? kinda like adding texture to a picture in photoshop....
Similar but not quite. It is an applied texture pattern, but it is still done by hand in many cases and not by computer. Think of it as Spyrograph but in 3-dimensions.
I have quick question about your Resaurus Days, did you work on the Speed Rider, Jeff Smith's Bone, or Street Fighter line?
Funny that this question was on this board today because I was talking to Jay, one of my former co-workers there who now has PlanB, about the nature of teamwork and those days way back when. I did not manage any of those lines, but I worked on them all. We really had a team environment and so even the lines I managed we ALL participated in a lot. Speed Racer was managed by Chris Borman and Bone and Street Fighter were managed by Steve Hamaker. I did some design, art direction, prototype stuff and all that on their lines and they on mine but we ALL sort of worked together at every stage. It was actually pretty unique.
I managed the more cartoony stuff...Sonic, Crash, Gex and some other stuff that was canceled like Badlands. I did get to do a few of the designs on Speed and the Street Fighter Junior stuff. I could write a book about those days.
Ken, will you please sell extra microphones (like the one that comes with Fozzie) on the site so we can have 'em for the whole band?
It's a fantastic idea...I'll see what I can do. Don't expect that to happen overnight as we will have to get the tools to another factory and probably shoot the plastic with another series so it could be months away but I will absolutely look into it. Any other accessories besided the bases you would want to be able to buy more of?
I just wanted to say that I really hope that the basketball hoop and chicken do become available for the Chef's kitchen. When the first pics were released of the kitchen, as cool as they were, all my husband could say was "where's the basketball hoop and the chicken?". I hope you find a way of putting these out one day, it would make us very happy.
None of us like it either, but as they say...Sheet Happens. The chicken and hoop are in the back of our minds though...maybe someday.
Plus, I hope there is a "Booster pack" on the drawing board. I'd love to see more chickens.
There is, but it could be a year away minimum. But we are kicking around ideas.