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Published: 2014-08-06 00:52:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 1348; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 0
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Commission forΒ Β of her husband's character Nicodemus Fogg that he plays in a Steampunk murder mystery show. This is for a poster I'm helping them developThis is their clockwork dog prop used in the plays
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He's influenced by a number of things in Martin and my love of bots in the past. Β There is video of him on our youtube page and he has his own FB fan page. Β Not updated much but he started developing his own fan following so we had to.
Just look for M.U.T. short for: Mechanical Universal Tracker.Β
Facebook, Youtube, Twitter... All Times Past Entertainment. Β
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Not a show as in TV...it's a live performance group that has M.U.T.T. as a functioning prop
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Oh, I think I've seen the actual thing before-- if I'm not mistaken! I would recognise something like this, anyway.
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It's possible. They bring him to cons and shows
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Even cuter than the tiny dancing Groot!
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That's high praise
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K-9 set the bar for robot dogs.....though most choose to forget Muffet
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I know I have, also, muffet?
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Original Battlestar Galactica...the robot Daggit
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Ah, okay, so that's what that thing was called.
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Also swatrzwald - I can't remember exact dates, but K-9 dates from 1973 or 74, and Muffet from 1977 to 79 (also, Muffet was actually a chimp in costume and not a robodog).
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And K-9 was a RC car with a voice actor off stage.
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Well yes, but it still acted more like a true quadruped than the chimp ever did!
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Still don't know what muffet is. Was it that orange thing on Battlestar Galactica?
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Based partly on the novelisation, and partly on the series:-
A dagget was originally a sort of dog-like pet creature in the original 1978 series (Dirk Benedict as Starbuck).
The character "Boxey" (Noah Hathaway) owned a daggit called "Muffit", which was killed in the Cylon attact on Caprica in the pilot (or film in the UK). It was replaced by a "robo-dagget" called "Muffit 2" in the show, and represented by a chimpanzee in some highly polished part-armour. It may have been more orange than brown (but that may be an effect of watching "Never Twice the Same Colour" television).
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Indeed...I'm sure he takes design elements from them
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