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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby britbrat18 » Mon May 27, 2013 7:24 pm

I did find Blink slightly creepy, and I liked it a lot(but I went in not knowing a lot about Doctor Who, when I started watching the series). Silence in the Library was scary(and sad at the same time). Midnight, that did creep me out a lot, so did the enemy in The Doctor's Wife. And I agree about the older Twilight Zone episodes too, one of the big ones for me is the one with Talky Tina. *shudders*
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby knittnkitten » Mon May 27, 2013 8:28 pm

uuug, why did I ever think I was good at faceups? when the massive amount of gardening I need to do is done, I need to repaint roko's face. do it more detailed. and repaint the new monster high dolls I have.
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby Vetinari » Tue May 28, 2013 7:24 am

Oh... Oh my:

http://archiveofourown.org/works/471497/chapters/815855

This has managed to utterly change my concept of the scale of the Time War; and I suspect rather explains away all of those annoying plot holes, and continuity errors in Doctor Who... So the War in Heaven, Gallifrey's Civil War et al. were just skirmishes in this much larger (and far more terrible) whole; it's just so beautiful and tragic.

Anyhow... back to revision! 1 exam down 2 more to go
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby DollyKim » Tue May 28, 2013 10:53 am

That moment when you math the length of a 1/6 scale Orky and Corky killer whale friends for the dolls and realize she'd still come out over 3 feet long and he would require a building permit. He was 22 feet and she's 19. Then what fabric, beside vinyl, to use to make them look wet and shiny?
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby WhiteDove01s » Tue May 28, 2013 6:23 pm

DollyKim wrote:That moment when you math the length of a 1/6 scale Orky and Corky killer whale friends for the dolls and realize she'd still come out over 3 feet long and he would require a building permit. He was 22 feet and she's 19. Then what fabric, beside vinyl, to use to make them look wet and shiny?


I had a similar moment to that when I realized how large a 1/6 scale Krayt Dragon would be. Which fell under 'so big I literally do not have the room'.

As for fabrics, maybe a heavy (drapery weight) satin? Granted, it wouldn't look quite as 'wet' as vinyl, but it would be worlds easier to sew.
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby victoriavictrix » Tue May 28, 2013 7:31 pm

There's a 4 way stretch wet-look, vinyl-look spandex that I use. 90% of the shine of vinyl and none of the annoying part. Try Spandex World.
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby knittnkitten » Tue May 28, 2013 8:03 pm

boys are hard to dress.
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby Trethowan » Tue May 28, 2013 8:52 pm

I kind of miss 80s style spandex. It was so shiny.
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby Trethowan » Tue May 28, 2013 9:12 pm

double-posting like a boss. (do people still say that?)

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8600

that's my thread about sergers, where I'll basically beg you on bended knee to tell me your experiences so I don't waste another 200 bucks on a piece of crap. LOL




PS. I didn't really laugh out loud. I just wrote LOL out of habit. (I did laugh the second time. It was sort of a chortle.)
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Re: Udder Randomness

Postby DollyKim » Wed May 29, 2013 6:23 am

I might go Spandex if I make one. If someone else is keen on sewing whales for me let's PM and talk Etsy partnership, I have a couple of neat ideas for it. Any sewing I do would have to be by hand because someone thought they could service our portable and had screws left over. It was one of those $100 models so no big loss just an annoyance.

If I were to put any money in to a machine we have I'd get the old old Singer fixed but I can't take it to any of the repair shops because it would grow legs. It's one of those iconic looking black ones, I was the last to sew with it, and it died doing what it loved. Not impossible to fix just a bit beyond my doing.
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