Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by johian on Jan 23, 2009
To Billy: No one told me that lately... but I'm glad you did!

To Jon: I have to admit that they are still amatuerish. i told in the forum that it was the first time I ever       made a marionette and I still have al lot of problems. They don't walk the way I want them to walk, but then... it took me more than a year to start walking...The fun is that I enjoy surching for a result on the net and in books. And you guys on puppets and stuff make the picture compleet!

Johan
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by LJ on Jan 23, 2009
Amatureish?? WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT??!!  They are GORGEOUS!! You certainly have nothing to worry about!  Can't wait to see more!!
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by johian on Jan 24, 2009
LJ - thank you for the compliment and I can tell you... you will see more!

Johan
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by johian on Jan 24, 2009
Hi guys,

I have a question: I made a leg in wood for my 2 dragons and worked on it for about 2 hours. But 1 isn't enough so I thought that I might duplicate it by making a mold. (the 4 legs would be exactly the same)
Do anyone know where I can buy rtv silicone mold making rubber online because here in Belgium it's rather expensive.

Thx Johan
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by Jon on Jan 24, 2009
Posted by: LJ on Jan 23, 2009
Amatureish?? WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT??!!  They are GORGEOUS!! You certainly have nothing to worry about!  Can't wait to see more!!

I totally agree with LJ.  sometimes when we're very involved with something we only see what we what to change or improve.  You have produced some awesome characters.  I'm sure that if you keep working at it you'll work out the bugs in th leg movement.
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by Shawn on Jan 26, 2009
Posted by: johian on Jan 24, 2009
Do anyone know where I can buy rtv silicone mold making rubber online because here in Belgium it's rather expensive.
I am not sure you can do any better via the internet once you pay shipping and such but you can give this site a try: http://www.culinart.net/silicone.html?gclid=CLO16a7srJgCFSYMDQod8gXGnw 
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by johian on Jan 26, 2009
Hi Shawn,

thanks for the reply. Have done some research and asked some info and there are very high expenses for shipping and extreem high taxes for import from the US . Think I will stay in Belgium.

Thx again Johan
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by johian on Jan 27, 2009
Hi friends,

I have been working on the second dragon: the father. As you can see: he's wating for his wings to be made. He is larger than the green one = the mother. On the first picture you see the son is going to be born... you can already see the head 

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Johan

Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by LJ on Jan 27, 2009
VERY COOL!!  Can't wait to see his wings!
Re: Building my first marionnette Posted by miguel on Jan 28, 2009
Just niceee!

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