From Twitter 05-05-2011
May. 6th, 2011 03:10 amTweets copied by twittinesis.com
May. 6th, 2011
It's restocking/salvaging time!
May. 6th, 2011 10:21 amOk, so I'm busy restocking some stuff for Tormented Artifacts. There's the regular supply list, which just involves me hitting the local leather and arts supply shops, and then, there's the weird stuff. The stuff I could use help from you guys with- whether it's with ideas for where to source it from, or if you just happen to have something similar taking up space in your garage that you want gone. So, here's the list:
Metal- pieces that're at least 4" x 48" x .25" (or thicker)- any kind of metal, including aluminum, though brass or copper would be a definite plus.
Parts- Any mechanical gear. Note- by mechanical, I mean actual mechanisms, preferably of heavy construction. The wrecked DVD player in your closet? Not so useful. The old broken clock or meat grinder in your closet that you just haven't gotten rid of yet? Highly useful.
Organic Material- bone is always great and highly useful. Horn's somewhat useful. Leather (of any grade, tan, or color) I can't say no to, though I do need to limit myself on scrap- nothing smaller than 1 square foot, please.
Other Stuff- Interesting scrap wood items (broken pool cues, or who knows what), bamboo/rattan or doweling of any kind (at least half an inch in diameter, and at least a foot long), heads (styrofoam, glass, plastice, you name it!), old/broken jewelry, or just about anything else you can think of- let me know what you've got!
I have a little bit of money I can put towards compensating folks for stuff, though I'd prefer to do trade if you're wanting repayment. I've also got some limited availability to come pick stuff up. For obvious reasons, given the weighty size of some of the stuff I'm looking for, I'm definitely not up for paying for international shipping on things. So, anyone got stuff they need to lose?
Metal- pieces that're at least 4" x 48" x .25" (or thicker)- any kind of metal, including aluminum, though brass or copper would be a definite plus.
Parts- Any mechanical gear. Note- by mechanical, I mean actual mechanisms, preferably of heavy construction. The wrecked DVD player in your closet? Not so useful. The old broken clock or meat grinder in your closet that you just haven't gotten rid of yet? Highly useful.
Organic Material- bone is always great and highly useful. Horn's somewhat useful. Leather (of any grade, tan, or color) I can't say no to, though I do need to limit myself on scrap- nothing smaller than 1 square foot, please.
Other Stuff- Interesting scrap wood items (broken pool cues, or who knows what), bamboo/rattan or doweling of any kind (at least half an inch in diameter, and at least a foot long), heads (styrofoam, glass, plastice, you name it!), old/broken jewelry, or just about anything else you can think of- let me know what you've got!
I have a little bit of money I can put towards compensating folks for stuff, though I'd prefer to do trade if you're wanting repayment. I've also got some limited availability to come pick stuff up. For obvious reasons, given the weighty size of some of the stuff I'm looking for, I'm definitely not up for paying for international shipping on things. So, anyone got stuff they need to lose?
Ahhh, yes. Video. That old beloved medium, how I've missed posting up a stack of you. Let's fix that.
Nazi Zombiesteins. Do I really need to say anything more to make people want to see the full movie?
And yes, another banned University of Lincoln advert. So help me, I really should've attended this school.
And here- have a classic:
Purists can say what they like- I like the look of this, however....
And in closing, I have no idea. And neither do you.
Nazi Zombiesteins. Do I really need to say anything more to make people want to see the full movie?
And yes, another banned University of Lincoln advert. So help me, I really should've attended this school.
And here- have a classic:
Purists can say what they like- I like the look of this, however....
And in closing, I have no idea. And neither do you.
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