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Hi, I've made a teeny tiny retired Dr. Avalanche... (Width: 2,1 centimeters) Just from paper, wood and yarn. And there is more to come. It's what I do. For years and years I've minimized objects wich have a special meaning to me. The crib of my kids, their stuffed animals, books and also instruments, a guitar of my daughter, some of my dad, they all have a place in a world I've created where they have their second life (I know I'm weird, but having lots of fun with it). Now The Sisters will take part of it too
To be continued...
Very ace maybe a replica miniature stage set from the Neon Faust tour would be an idea? Or perhaps the stage set from the 1990 tour with the dustbin lids descending from the roof intermittently? (the video from Wembley Arena best illustrates this 'effect'). Anyway I'm sure you're not short of ideas
Ez's comment on fb is the best response yet to your endeavours
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
Planet Dave wrote: ↑02 Apr 2024, 19:20
Very ace maybe a replica miniature stage set from the Neon Faust tour would be an idea? Or perhaps the stage set from the 1990 tour with the dustbin lids descending from the roof intermittently? (the video from Wembley Arena best illustrates this 'effect'). Anyway I'm sure you're not short of ideas
Ez's comment on fb is the best response yet to your endeavours
(Width: 2,1 centimeters) Just from paper, wood and yarn. And there is more to come. It's what I do. For years and years I've minimized objects wich have a special meaning to me. The crib of my kids, their stuffed animals, books and also instruments, a guitar of my daughter, some of my dad, they all have a place in a world I've created where they have their second life (I know I'm weird, but having lots of fun with it). Now The Sisters will take part of it too
... huh, kudos ... 
