The reason I don't think a plush Sam & Max will happen is because Steve would never consent to it. It would turn Max into a hello-kitty icon. I'm not 100% sure but I think Steve is against commercial whore-ism.
The Statue in production is a perfect Sam & Max paraphernalia. I wouldn't wanna see a Max plushie happen.
I agree. Maybe we all should make our own, showing our dedication and not there whoreism.
The reason I don't think a plush Sam & Max will happen is because Steve would never consent to it. It would turn Max into a hello-kitty icon. I'm not 100% sure but I think Steve is against commercial whore-ism.
Wait... Max as Hello Kitty? Where the hell's my sketchbook? This gives me an idea!
It's awesome that you framed the fold-out poster from the Adventure Company box. I wanted that to be printed on the roughest, yellowest paper that the Adventure Company felt comfortable using, since I knew it would always have a bunch of crease lines. I was hoping that it would more-quickly take on the look of a rough old worn movie poster if they printed it on something other than the stupid white glossy paper they use for advertising-laden school book wraps and fold-outs from Disney Magazine and that kind of crap. Anyway, seeing that poster on your wall makes me happy because it looks exactly how I hoped it would - making the best of a somewhat stupid situation.
It's awesome that you framed the fold-out poster from the Adventure Company box. I wanted that to be printed on the roughest, yellowest paper that the Adventure Company felt comfortable using, since I knew it would always have a bunch of crease lines. I was hoping that it would more-quickly take on the look of a rough old worn movie poster if they printed it on something other than the stupid white glossy paper they use for advertising-laden school book wraps and fold-outs from Disney Magazine and that kind of crap. Anyway, seeing that poster on your wall makes me happy because it looks exactly how I hoped it would - making the best of a somewhat stupid situation.
Awesome. But yeah it will definitely always have crease lines. That's part of the reason I was thinking of just taking that one out of that frame and putting in the street poster which I hope to grab on Sunday. But I suppose I could just get another frame and make some more room on the wall. I do plan on permanently displaying the Max doll on that shelf so I suppose it wouldn't hurt to put up more S&M art around him.
It's awesome that you framed the fold-out poster from the Adventure Company box. I wanted that to be printed on the roughest, yellowest paper that the Adventure Company felt comfortable using, since I knew it would always have a bunch of crease lines.
I've heard of someone using an iron to get rid of creases on posters. I haven't dared tried it but if you can find the paper that was used you could do some test samples on blank paper (if successful you could make a small insert in the instruction manual for the release of Season 2 if it also comes with a poster). I'm guessing you'd use a mildly warm iron, no steam - and just take your time
I've heard of someone using an iron to get rid of creases on posters. I haven't dared tried it but if you can find the paper that was used you could do some test samples on blank paper (if successful you could make a small insert in the instruction manual for the release of Season 2 if it also comes with a poster). I'm guessing you'd use a mildly warm iron, no steam - and just take your time
Close. A warm iron and then you want to sandwich the poster between some matte boards. I think two-ply is thick enough, but if that doesn't make you comfortable, see if you can find four-ply. After that, all you need to do is just iron the creases out like you would a pants, but like you said, no steam.
It's what the photo lab at my school does to get rid of the curling edges from their photographs. I've used it as well when I accidently crease those curling edges putting the photos away in my folder, so I know it works.
The plush isn't bad but the item description is a tad pretentious... :rolleyes: I like that it's modified though, what we'd call a "custom". I've made those myself.
Why is it called Type: Star Wars, Brand: Iron Man, and Character: Mickey Mouse??
The plush isn't bad but the item description is a tad pretentious... :rolleyes: I like that it's modified though, what we'd call a "custom". I've made those myself.
Why is it called Type: Star Wars, Brand: Iron Man, and Character: Mickey Mouse??
They've covered themselves by the use of probably, because I'm pretty sure it isn't: "Up for bid is probably the first Max plush ever sold"
Plus they even spent extra money on bold title and a caption/sub-header in search results, as well as extra pictures. I'd be suprised if they break even.
I really need Max and one of those bears as a plush toy... or Agent Superball as a speaking one "I'm not really here so you can safely ignore me", "I'm agent Superball, I'm a bouncer, secret service humor" :eek:
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I agree. Maybe we all should make our own, showing our dedication and not there whoreism.
You know, it just might.
EDIT: Wait a minute... are you saying there WILL be Sam & Max plush toys?
Stop! I only have so much money. Are you trying to make me stop eating? Or worse... quit drinking?
Yeah I know it sucks but he's mine.
What would be really cool is if they had bendy limbs so you could wrap Max around somebody's neck.
That looks great, I'd buy something like that in a heartbeat!
That just made the fangirl demon within me squeal with eardrum-piercing glee
I think you did a great job on that; very impressive.
heh
I think I just drooled all over myself!
Awesome. But yeah it will definitely always have crease lines. That's part of the reason I was thinking of just taking that one out of that frame and putting in the street poster which I hope to grab on Sunday. But I suppose I could just get another frame and make some more room on the wall.
Wow! Definatly the best looking stuffed Max I've seen. Love the office poster too!
Close. A warm iron and then you want to sandwich the poster between some matte boards. I think two-ply is thick enough, but if that doesn't make you comfortable, see if you can find four-ply. After that, all you need to do is just iron the creases out like you would a pants, but like you said, no steam.
It's what the photo lab at my school does to get rid of the curling edges from their photographs. I've used it as well when I accidently crease those curling edges putting the photos away in my folder, so I know it works.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=130210558434
It's an actual Max plush for sale!
The plush isn't bad but the item description is a tad pretentious... :rolleyes: I like that it's modified though, what we'd call a "custom". I've made those myself.
Why is it called Type: Star Wars, Brand: Iron Man, and Character: Mickey Mouse??
They've covered themselves by the use of probably, because I'm pretty sure it isn't:
"Up for bid is probably the first Max plush ever sold"
Plus they even spent extra money on bold title and a caption/sub-header in search results, as well as extra pictures. I'd be suprised if they break even.
Can I also request larger apparel? I need 2-3X shirts (I'm actually a billboard!)
"Materials: Evil, Polyester, Acrylics" ...
Wait, aren't those first two the same thing?
Just contact me (or I will contact you) when they´ll be available.
I hope they will built up a good relationship with my other plsuh toys (like Pink Panther, Inspector Clouseau and the 21 year old teddy of my wife).