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Brainbread — Scrambler In My Hall
Published: 2010-04-22 05:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 2013; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 20
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A Scrambler from Peter Watt's Blindsight . Credit for inspiration comes from a photo of his that you can drag up from somewhere in his crawl. Whatever works.Took about 40 hours or so to make. 10 Arms, 3 feet in length each, and the body being 18 inches in diameter.
Thanks for looking! Its for a project for school. A "media artifact" they call it.
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Well, at least it doesn't have those deadly magnetic fields to probe my thoughts...
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They exist in a 0 oxygen environment, fire doesn't work!
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Very cool - I've not seen plushie fan art in any fandoms before. I like the striated pattern on everything, too.
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Well, the only plushie fan art I can think of is the plethora of Cthulu dolls that are floating around the internet nowadays.
Thanks though!
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Same here, that's what caught my eye.
Are the tentacles pre-shaped or do you have something rigid but flexible running down through each, like heavy gauge wire?
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They weren't pre-shaped, but the way the scales were cut ended up giving it a bit of a natural curve.
After I stuffed it, I used coathangers that I had pulled apart and straightened them out to use in the arms. Its what allowed me to actually suspend it from the roof and walls - the wire can be bent around the piping and give it some extra strength.
I'm going to start working on some smaller scramblers soon. If I just use small amounts of stuffing, then the wire use can be avoided.
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That site is pretty interesting. Very neat little buddy you made here. I kind of want to give it a hug.
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