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Yeah I got quite the deal and don’t plan on stopping collecting

Thank you and same for you

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures No problem, and thank you!

A real Mitzi?

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures yes

They could but in terms of facilities I don’t believe they even have an animatronic assembly facility anymore.

It's expensive.

Thank you!

If there was to be an eastern retro it would probably just be Pineville. However Toledo would be nice.

Really? I believe the first one was San Antonio Texas Correct?

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures Plano tx is the first one

@@DaMeaunthat wasn’t a 2.0 it was just the Chuck e live stage with phase 5

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasuresthe first one was 2017 in San Antonio Tx

Thank you!

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures No problem!

Thank you

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures No problem!

Big fan of your stuff, this actually isn't my game. It's a pretty well known CEC simulator game called Reel To Real by the 64th Gamer. The project was cancelled due to CEC Entertainment taking it down but there are mods that finish the experience. The game allows you to program shows on multiple stages, however the only stage that is finished is the 3 stage. You can see this game in action in my Kokomo and Born on a Feeling showtapes.

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures thanks for watching my videos, appreciate it! I’ve heard of Reel to Real, hopefully there will be a simulator that’s good and can stay up at some point

Thank you

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Thank you. This video however is a bit inaccurate considering it's missing dooks ear movements and choo choo. I now have retromation so I will make a youtube short showing the 3 movements I missed.

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures Oh ok. No problem in that though!

Yeah thanks

and hey if you need help with your videos just ask @@LogisTimeWarpTreasures

It’s not

If you have any tips about cosmetics, fur, materials, and size let me know.

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures I will!

@@ThomasAndTheTankRailway.I.N.CHere’s a good tip, for the lighting, use the VERY easy to use Blue Lighting that comes packaged with Program Blue. I assume you don’t own Program Blue since your bots don’t have valves or cylinders but you’re gonna need it for programming. It’s very easy to use and is easier to use than reel to real. Blue Lighting is a controller with a bunch of outlets on it that you can turn on and off from program blue and program light shows. This is probably the first DSF robotics product I will buy but I will have to get controllers like the micro blue or maybe even Blue Box IV

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures Oh, ok. Thanks! Also, here’s a tip for your masks, (in the event that you are unable to purchase authentic ones). This is the same method CEI used, and the one I use to. You start by making a temporary Head frame for a character, (as if you are building a character), then use clay to sculpt on top of the frame to insure that the end result mask is the correct size for the mech. You’ll need quite a bit of clay for this. Once this is finished, make a plaster mold of your sculpture, (making sure that the plaster is made thick, with many layers to completely cover the sculpture, so that the mold is not thin, and breaks), and let this sit for about 1 day, (to insure the mold is as hard as it can get). After this, turn your mold upside down, and use a spoon to dig out the clay in the mold. Then, here comes the fun part, Latex! Fill your mold to the top with liquid latex, after you do so, let it sit for 3 hours. During this time, the latex builds up layers inside the mold, and results in a thick skin mask. After the 3 hours, pour out the rest of the latex that has not adhered to the mold, and leave what’s left in the mold to cure for 2 days. Lastly, pull out the mask, carefully and see your results!

Thank you, it will be a long road

@@LogisTimeWarpTreasures yeah

Thank you

Oh I had no clure they were from banjoes! I just speculated they were from entertainment center nearby that got a hold of them.

He's in the video.

17:40

Oh

Wow two chucks,

Thank you