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We Brits seem to love our Beach Huts. So here's a challenge, recolour your own beach hut any way you wish, then attach it here. You can use my attached .xar file to edit mine or create your own. It's January and summer is just a long dream away. Let your imagination take-off.
Egg, I always travel by Tardis as it's much bigger on the inside and fits nicely onto my pitch:
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Acorn
I speak true English, American lol now what is Tardis and onto your pitch?
GJ, the Tardis is Dr Who's "time and relative dimension in space" machine - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TARDIS.Quote:
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My "pitch" is my allocated beach hut area, c.f., pitching one's tent.
Acorn
I am assuming Dr. Who is a movie or television program that is why I didn't know what you were talking about, haven't watched television since 1982 so cannot relate. As for pitch should have known as I used to be a avid camper to the extent that when I was on my lawnmower ride I went a full year without sleeping inside a building back in 2007-2008.
Beach Hut Time Travelling even!
Dr Who has been on the BBC from 1963 to 1989 and 2005 to date. Plenty of time to catch up.Quote:
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Acorn
I remember the first Dr. Who I was acquainted with years ago. He had a long scarf that hung almost to the floor and he had sort of long hair.
That's cool Egg.Quote:
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Neeto Acorn.
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This would make an ideal beach hut.
Hence my offered design.Quote:
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It comes with its own beach and huts already inside as shown.
Acorn
That was a lot of fun.
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That's great Jeff, not just a beach hut but your own private island ;)
Thank you - it was fun to play with. :star
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"Come on you Super Seagulls!". :D
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Don't tell me Gary that huts a stereogram of which I won't be able to see the real thing correct?
@ Jono. Love your seagulls render. Lived for a short while in Shoreham in the early 70's.
@ Gary. Put that on the seafront and you'll have all the promenaders going cross-eyed. Nice seashell ;). Congratulations on your 25 years of creating these. What's the largest stereogram you've ever had printed?
@ Joe. Yes it's a stereogram containing a large seashell.
I think around 4' x 3' Gene did one last year that was 8' x 6' for the Tampa, Florida airport. Amazingly, some people could actually see it. We also had a request to do a ceiling of a financial consulting firm in New York that was 20' across and two stories high. The project never got off the ground so to speak.Quote:
Congratulations on your 25 years of creating these. What's the largest stereogram you've ever had printed?
That's interesting, thanks Gary.
Why would you expect it not to be viewable? Surely it's just the distance from the print that's important? It's a lion by the way ;)Quote:
Amazingly, some people could actually see it
Way off topic here, slap my wrist!
Jeff, these are great. Love the monkeys. Though I don't think you would find these on a English seashore.
There's even a pelican flying in a pint of Guinness, one of my favorite tipples.
Gary, have you targeted dentists? Having on of your prints on the ceiling would be a fine distraction.Quote:
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Acorn
I do bring a copy of our latest Japanese magazine to my dentist and it gets passed around a lot. We have a lot of Optometrists and Opticians that like to repost our eyeTricks stereograms.Quote:
Gary, have you targeted dentists? Having on of your prints on the ceiling would be a fine distraction.