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OP
OP
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
I'm not sure, but this might be creepier...
"A first-of-a-kind created by master sculptor Simon Laurens"
Please God make it the last of a kind too!
"A first-of-a-kind created by master sculptor Simon Laurens"
Please God make it the last of a kind too!
I'm not sure, but this might be creepier...
"A first-of-a-kind created by master sculptor Simon Laurens"
Please God make it the last of a kind too!
Unlike....Unlike.....Unlike
OP
OP
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
What IS 'Artist Vinyl' anyway?
And is it related to 'Heirloom Porcelain'?
And is it related to 'Heirloom Porcelain'?
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
I don't know who writes the blurb for these works of art but The Hour of Twilight Glow in the Dark Wolf Clock found him on splendid form.....
The Glow-In-The-Dark 'The Hour of Twilight' Wolf Tabletop Clock
Bring the wild outdoors inside with this amazingly majestical 'The Hour of Twilight' tabletop clock and experience a moonlit adventure from the comfort of your own home. The haunting beauty of the wolves incorporated into the design of this unique tabletop clock is enough to make your flesh tingle, the depiction of these incredible beasts exploring their rocky terrain and baying at the moon captivating.
The moonlit imagery that adorns this fully sculptural scene is inspired by famed wildlife artist Vivi Crandell, whilst the detailed clock face display a highly-prized example of Crandell’s work. Meticulously crafted in artist’s resin, the handpainted wolves enhance the stunningly realistic scene, creating an alluring focal point for any room! Simply expose this innovative clock to the light to make the featured moon, clock hands and numbers glow with a breathtaking luminous effect.
The Glow-In-The-Dark 'The Hour of Twilight' Wolf Tabletop Clock
Bring the wild outdoors inside with this amazingly majestical 'The Hour of Twilight' tabletop clock and experience a moonlit adventure from the comfort of your own home. The haunting beauty of the wolves incorporated into the design of this unique tabletop clock is enough to make your flesh tingle, the depiction of these incredible beasts exploring their rocky terrain and baying at the moon captivating.
The moonlit imagery that adorns this fully sculptural scene is inspired by famed wildlife artist Vivi Crandell, whilst the detailed clock face display a highly-prized example of Crandell’s work. Meticulously crafted in artist’s resin, the handpainted wolves enhance the stunningly realistic scene, creating an alluring focal point for any room! Simply expose this innovative clock to the light to make the featured moon, clock hands and numbers glow with a breathtaking luminous effect.
It's the 'realtouch vinyl' that bothers me. It makes me think of those adverts for a different kind of doll they had in the back of the Sunday Sport and gentleman's magazines (not that I ever looked at one obviously). In which case the prospect of an infant doll made of similar stuff doesn't bear thinking about.
OP
OP
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
Indeed.
Although 'Real Touch' vinyl might just mean it feels like Vinyl!
Although 'Real Touch' vinyl might just mean it feels like Vinyl!
Hover Fly
Lazy so and so
- Location
- Besides the lake, beneath the trees
I'm not sure, but this might be creepier...
"A first-of-a-kind created by master sculptor Simon Laurens"
Please God make it the last of a kind too!
sadly not
Not sure what it is supposed to be an "Amazingly realistic" of, thought perhaps a white faced capuchin but the nose is wrong.
Soltydog
Legendary Member
- Location
- near Hornsea
I think they are being a bit optimistic making 5000. I would have thought they'd struggle to shift 1000.
Some of the stuff would make great gifts for my dad, he loves this kind of tat, but its a bit on the pricey side
- Location
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
The quality of the finish is a bit different to how it looks in the advert! I thought there were rules about that sort of thing.
Personally I'm glad that it's so expensive - my aunt would have bought me one otherwise.
stowie
Legendary Member
I have been pondering upon my legacy when I shuffle off this mortal coil.
A perusal of the Bradford Exchange has provided the answer
At £39.99, they are surprisingly cheap compared with the rest of the merchandise. Clearly the market for tributes to departed loved ones cannot bear the pricing sustained in, for example, the market for lifelike touch monkeys. I think I will mandate my will to have at least 10 of these in a room playing amazing grace simultaneously to give the effect of the Superbowl opening.
A perusal of the Bradford Exchange has provided the answer
At £39.99, they are surprisingly cheap compared with the rest of the merchandise. Clearly the market for tributes to departed loved ones cannot bear the pricing sustained in, for example, the market for lifelike touch monkeys. I think I will mandate my will to have at least 10 of these in a room playing amazing grace simultaneously to give the effect of the Superbowl opening.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
I have been pondering upon my legacy when I shuffle off this mortal coil.
A perusal of the Bradford Exchange has provided the answer
At £39.99, they are surprisingly cheap compared with the rest of the merchandise. Clearly the market for tributes to departed loved ones cannot bear the pricing sustained in, for example, the market for lifelike touch monkeys. I think I will mandate my will to have at least 10 of these in a room playing amazing grace simultaneously to give the effect of the Superbowl opening.
I'm afraid that exquisite offering reminds me too much of this.....
Maz
Guru
Eerily uncanny! I reckon that cheeky monkey and this one were separated at birth!sadly not
Not sure what it is supposed to be an "Amazingly realistic" of, thought perhaps a white faced capuchin but the nose is wrong.
