D'Snowth's Scale Model of Sesame Street

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Very nice, Snowthy. I love the tire swing. That's what made this section of Sesame Street so sweet.
 

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I only added the tire swing very recently; I hadn't had one, because in recent years, it had been noticably absent, save for very rare occasions... but, since the Arbor area for my model resembles the more old school design, I decided to add one when I found a tire of reasonable scale.
 

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I've been having to refurbish the alley next to Big Bird's nest area, and in the process, I've also refurbished the nest area as well, so while I still have that rundown brick wall down, here's a couple of shots I was now able to snap of Big Bird's nest area.





Obviously, I got some of the proportions off a little, seeing as how the side doors are blocking Mr. Hooper's portrait. Other than that, I'd like to be able to find or create Big Bird's mailbox... and I believe he also had a hat rack that he hung toys and other knick-knacks on, but other than that.
 

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I've been having to refurbish the alley next to Big Bird's nest area, and in the process, I've also refurbished the nest area as well, so while I still have that rundown brick wall down, here's a couple of shots I was now able to snap of Big Bird's nest area.





Obviously, I got some of the proportions off a little, seeing as how the side doors are blocking Mr. Hooper's portrait. Other than that, I'd like to be able to find or create Big Bird's mailbox... and I believe he also had a hat rack that he hung toys and other knick-knacks on, but other than that.
Great job! :smile:
 

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This is all great, though I can't remember if I've seen this thread before or not. I feel like I have, and yet also feel I haven't. Did you ever do The Muppet Mindset article about this? I don't recall seeing it, and I look at the website every day.

Have you ever thought about making some characters, if that's possible? If I did something like this I would draw the characters and cut them out.

It would also be cool to see something like this for The Muppet Show or Fraggle Rock.
 

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Did you ever do The Muppet Mindset article about this? I don't recall seeing it, and I look at the website every day.
I've written a number of things for the Mindset, and they've NEVER been featured. Even more recently, I filled out that Great Muppet Survey or whatever it's called, I filled that out a few months ago or so, and I still haven't seen it posted, so I honestly don't know what the dealio is.
Have you ever thought about making some characters, if that's possible? If I did something like this I would draw the characters and cut them out.
I have little PVC figurines of the Muppet characters to populate the street... not as many as I would like though; I have Big Bird, Oscar in his trashcan, Cookie Monster eating cookies from a cookie jar, Ernie in a bathrobe holding Rubber Ducky, Bert feeding Bernice sitting on his head, Super Grover, Elmo blowing a horn, Zoe roller skating... I'd really like to also add The Count, Snuffy, Telly, Baby Bear, Rosita, maybe even Abby if I could find some of the right size.

I also have some makeshift "Little People" I made of Gordon, Susan, Maria, Luis, and Alan.
 
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