Re: GG: Cloning the chair.

[kimmoor@mindspring.com (Kristen Immoor)]

> Rather than cloning a fullsize chair -- one that might be
>mistaken for a chair rather than the fetishistic object it undoubtedly is
>-- why not clone a....tiny chair?

Now THAT is a hell of an idea! I like this far better than the idea for the
full-size chair (which, I must add for those who asked if it were handmade,
was indeed a modified card-table chair; Glenn's father shortened the legs
and added the screw clamps. So, in that sense it was an original
handiwork... but not completely) and I think it would have tons more
marketability - and I'm thinking solely towards the motivation for
fabrication here, not the potential for profit. I think it would be very
cool and probably very inspirational to have a little Chair sitting on my
desk. And my limited edition Kermit the Frog mini-doll would look very
smart sitting on it.
So... to whom do we turn for the kits?
Regards, Kristen


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