Hi Robert, sorry Stuart is no longer in the Club to ask. I think doing a search on google for craft supplies might find something or better still make some wooden ones yourself, they are not particularly difficult and then you have the satisfaction that you made it all.
Hi Darren, I can only guess as Stuart is no longer in the Club. As the hat is painted, to have it separate makes it easier otherwise you would likely get paint on the face.
Who dreamed up that camera angle? We can't see a damn thing. The wood, although it is spinning, appears to be still. We can't see the hat being developed. I'm not impressed!
Hi Eric, apologies for the camera angle when he made the hat, I see what you mean not much help. We had an overhead camera which the recording can be seen being used earlier in the demo. I can only assume that it had a problem and did not record or was forgotten to be set to record after a break (more likely). Then when we edited the two films together there was nothing from that camera to put on the finished video.
This is now the revised version of what we released yesterday as the audio did not match the video. Sorry about that.
There's no school like old school. Thankyou gentlemen.
Very nice job, I agree with Robert in that it would be handy to have all the sundries listed
Nice piece Stuart
How much do they sell for?
Hi, sorry the gentleman who made them is no longer in the club so I don’t know how much he sold them for.
nice ! ANY DETAILS, PIPE,BUTTONS, EYES ECT. THE HALL IS SO HOLLOW IT IS HARD TO UNDERSTAND. NICE JOB
Hi Robert, sorry Stuart is no longer in the Club to ask. I think doing a search on google for craft supplies might find something or better still make some wooden ones yourself, they are not particularly difficult and then you have the satisfaction that you made it all.
Why did you have to start making them from two pieces ?
Hi Darren, I can only guess as Stuart is no longer in the Club. As the hat is painted, to have it separate makes it easier otherwise you would likely get paint on the face.
Who dreamed up that camera angle? We can't see a damn thing. The wood, although it is spinning, appears to be still. We can't see the hat being developed. I'm not impressed!
Hi Eric, apologies for the camera angle when he made the hat, I see what you mean not much help. We had an overhead camera which the recording can be seen being used earlier in the demo. I can only assume that it had a problem and did not record or was forgotten to be set to record after a break (more likely). Then when we edited the two films together there was nothing from that camera to put on the finished video.