Mar 16, 2024
Drawing random shit part uno: Dude who had surgery with little to no anesthetic.
At least I made him, beautiful🌚
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Drawing random shit part uno: Dude who had surgery with little to no anesthetic.
At least I made him, beautiful🌚
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The person restoring the Circus Playhouse Band Show has been offered the show tapes to the show as well as the rights to them, at the cost of $2000. She’s created a gofundme to get the funds for the showtapes, and although it’s slowed down a bit, it’s nearly 1/4 of the way complete.
My name is Andrea and I own one of the only known animatronic bands from Circus Playhouse and… Andrea Nieves needs your support for Circus P
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Oh, WOW!! This is an INCREDIBLE opportunity! And the person running the GoFundMe, Andrea (aka @cavity-sam ) is an AMAZING person who is working VERY hard to restore the band. If you guys have money to spare, donating to this cause would be INCREDIBLE!!
-Mod Possum
Hello everybody, you like animatronics? Bet you do.
CavitySam likes them a lot and even restores them. They are currently fixing up the Circus Playhouse group, but now much is known on these bots. Good news though! They were offered show tapes and the original songs and such, but can't afford them. To help with their knowledge and get this lost media out of the dirt lets all help em ya? It would definitely help a whole bunch! :]
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My name is Andrea and I own one of the only known animatronic bands from Circus Playhouse and… Andrea Nieves needs your support for Circus P
Hey, guys! I know it’s been a while, but I wanted to share something pretty exciting with yall!
A couple of the ultra-gorgeous custom Furbs made by the lovely Ms. Andrea aka @cavity-sam have gone up for sale on eBay!!
Ms. Andrea is working on remodeling her room, as well as renovating some incredible vintage animatronics, which you can see at @texcritterspizzajamboree, so she’s selling off some really neat stuff, including two incredible custom Furbs she’s created!
The super fluffy yellow one [link] is currently at its starting bid of just $1 as of making this post!
The two-toned one with the red mane and the custom eyes [link] has a current bid of $7.16 with 6 bids as of making this post!
The shipping for each is $4.00, which although it’s always a bummer when it’s not free shipping, it’s really not that much, especially compared to the incredible craftsmanship that went into these Furbs!
“Belle”
Flat sketch commission for CavitySam on FurAffinity! :D
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Hey, @cavity-sam ! I've got a couple questions for you, since you've worked on animatronics before. Here's the premise for my questions: the 2005 model Furbys have beaks made out of either silicone or some kind of rubber, and after a decade, many 2005 Furbs have had their beaks tear, degrade, become sticky, or fall off all together. I'm interested in figuring out a way to make replacement beaks so that people can have their furbs restored to their former glory. First off, what's the best way to take a mold of existing cosmetics without destroying the original completely? I want to take a mold from my existing 2005 Furb's beak, but I don't want to ruin it unless the project fails so I'm not left with a beakless Furby. I understand that it's not exactly an easy process (hence the reason Travis won't take molds of portrait Chuck E and Crusty, for example), but I would really prefer for it not to destroy the beak I do have. Secondly, what's the best material to use to cast new beaks? They would need to be durable, yet flexible, as they are mouth parts. I would want it to be something that could hold up for a good while, at least a good few years, since it would obviously be kind of expensive for someone to buy multiple replacements. Thirdly, are there any videos of the casting process that you would recommend? I ask you this because you'd be able to find the ones that are most accurate/applicable, as you have experience in this area. Thank you SO much for your time! I really appreciate it!
can someone PLEASE explain to me what's going on w cavitysam and where the allegations are coming from
This brings back childhood memories 😅 #operation #cavitysam #nostalgia #retrotoys #funko #funkopop #popvinyl #popcollector https://www.instagram.com/p/CGdkg6PnhO6/?igshid=19ma8tcljsaop