Dolly and Matt in a Christmas card…
And in a small scene.
(BTS: A glass jar holds Dolly up)
(BTS: Matt ends here)
(BTS: To make Dolly’s legs, we stuffed a stuffed horse into her)
See ya!
Dolly and Matt in a Christmas card…
And in a small scene.
(BTS: A glass jar holds Dolly up)
(BTS: Matt ends here)
(BTS: To make Dolly’s legs, we stuffed a stuffed horse into her)
See ya!
This is the Hoppets – telling you Happy Halloween!

In other news, our new Kermit hits the stage.

He is made using projectpuppet.com’s “Glorified Sock Puppet” pattern, with custom legs and arms. See ya!
Sorry for the title, I just go ToPLW #2 and am loving it. Anyway, we all thought Kismet the Toad was just one time thing. However, not only will he still have an important role in the second series of The Muppet Show comics, he is making an appearance in REAL LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!! Ok, not really, but here’s the story: For the past 19 years, Steve Whitmire has become the performer for Kermit. However, in recent appearances, starting with a performance of “I gave you my heart” on America’s Got Talent, Kermit has been performed by a back-up (Identified by www.toughpigs.com as Artie Esposito). Many Muppet fans have been wondering what happened to Steve. No official Disney answer has been given yet, but theories range from a secret plan to advertise ToPLW to *gulp* something having happened to Steve.

Phil is the comedian of It’s The Muppets. He sometimes performs his acts with Zweebly but usually works alone. He pesters his fellow Muppets with lousy gags and sometimes causes them to seek revenge.
Performer(s):
My friend Linus

Zweebly at left, Percy at right.
Zweebly works as an assistant backstage at It’s the Muppets. He also sometimes assists Phil with his comedy acts. He is the only one who understands Percy the Pest’s squeaking language. Percy is Zweebly’s best friend and Zweebly is the only one who does not think of him as a pest.
Performer(s)
Zweebly: Me
Percy: My best friend Otto
We have finished Scooter. But, before we did, we took this picture:

Here he is finished:

We will not make more replicas anytime soon.
Today me and my mom have started work on a puppet of one of the lesser known Muppets, Scooter. Scooter works as a “Go-fer” backstage at The Muppet Show. His job is to tell everyone what to do when, and he is one of the reasons the show does not dissolve into total chaos. This is what Scooter looks like on The Muppet Show:

And this is what our replica looks like:

Scooter is my second Muppet replica after Kermit. Here is his foam skeleton:

He is our third foam puppet.
Here are the original plans next to the finished head.

We will finish his body soon.

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