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What materials did you use ?Fozzie Bear said:
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Mahna-Mahna Fan Art Sculpture for Trade
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Fozzie Bear
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Fleece, fur, felt, Fun Foam, thread, glue (hot, and Super 77 Spray Adhesive), feather boa--all based on research from photos and video. The original pattern is based on the "blue boy pattern" from someone's aol site, but drastically changed with a new arm/hand pattern and some revisions to the head. The green fur 'coat' pattern is new. There are also plastic rings in the eyes to keep their shape, and they do not blink.
Fozzie Bear
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Thank you so much!! I have a cheap Swedish Chef I made myself at www.picturetrail.com/muleythemule under Portfolio album at the bottom. He could also double as an old man, too.
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I really like this puppet, but I don't see anything that I have to trade. 
If you don't get any reasonable trades, I would deffiniftly be interested in buying this puppet from you or bidding if you later decide you might like to list it on ebay. Thanks and great work! 
If you don't get any reasonable trades, I would deffiniftly be interested in buying this puppet from you or bidding if you later decide you might like to list it on ebay. Thanks and great work! 
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He CAN'T because of copyright laws. That's why he's trading it. Although I can't believe he doesn't want to keep such an awesome puppet.mmd616 said:I really like this puppet, but I don't see anything that I have to trade.
Wanna make me one? 
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Cool puppet Foz. You're right not to sell it of course. Just FYI even trading the puppet is technically copyright infringment, but I'd doubt anyone would give you a hard time about it.
Nice job!
Nice job!
It's not really a big deal though, if I happened to get it, I wouldn't use it in performances. Just practice puppetry, and also because I adore his work. Where on earth did you find the shaggy fabric Kev?Buck-Beaver said: