Foam Cut Graphics: 11890 bling sign

[Micheal Donnellan]

is it that big or the kids photo shopped?

how did you cut it (electric wire thingy or saw) and whats it covered in?

[Peter Normington]

I presume it’s for a directory enquiry co?

looks like the K9’s bouncy bits!

So go on then….Tell us how you made it glittery (without giving away trade secrets)

Peter

[Fran Hollywood]

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is it that big or the kids photo shopped?

😮 WHAT!!!

Micheal, you obviously don’t know our motto "Size matters" The overall height was 1.2m and 3m long… i admit that the background is slightly altered as it was taken in the workshop and it’s pretty uninteresting. We use a CNC hot wire machine to cut the foam.

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Tell us how you made it glittery (without giving away trade secrets)

Pete, just the same technique used to stick glitter to a Xmas cards ………….. just on a larger scale as you know "Size matters", giant drop cloth, big bag of glitter, 4" sewer pipe as a roller to press the glitter into the glue.

[Robert Lambie]

great work as always fran… great seeing this monster sized stuff. 😛

[Fran Hollywood]

This is a photo from the actual photo shoot. Unfortunately l wasn’t there to meet the young ladies…

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[Robert Lambie]

that looks brill fran… amazing how a couple of extra props really show it off 😉 :lol1:

[MartinDenton]

If i provided the foam could you make me one of those girls? they do look rather lifelike 🙂 😛

[Fran Hollywood]

Robert.

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that looks brill fran… amazing how a couple of extra props really show it off

A beautiful day and green parkland ………… and the girls.

Martin,
we are quite good at what we do but not that good. Foam is not the problem we have plenty of it, it the skills that "Mother Nature" has.

[MartinDenton]

yeah but just think if you could – well – think of the thhe ttttthe possibilities whoops i am beginning to stutter 😳

[Fran Hollywood]

Having dreams like will turn you either crazy or into some kind of a Frankenstein monster ……

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[Fran Hollywood]

Martin,
if you are really desperate we could send one these over to you and make your own modifications…………

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[MartinDenton]

It does quite have the same look and feel as the first photo – oh well back to my dreams (good job the better half doesn’t read these or i would be in serious trouble) by the way which part of Ireland you from? my mothers family originate from Keady in Armagh half of them still there

cheers

Martin

[Fran Hollywood]

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It does quite have the same look and feel as the first photo

Totally agree with you Martin, they are a poor substitute ……. as l said hard to replace Mother Nature.

Were not a million miles from Keady, were based in Dundalk just across the border.