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incredible work..
what size is it?
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Damn, I knew someone was going to ask about
the ones I didn't measure. Each keyboard is
about 80x60x75mm. Think iPod shuffle.
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that is great!!!
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this one is cute
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eeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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there is nothing original in the concept.
several artists have achieve simmilar
products with same and also different
materials. I introduced a performance based
show myself in the Centre d'Art Contemporain
of Geneva in 2004 where i used handmade
cardboardsynthetisers.
But these are extremly well crafted and
beautyfull!
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Beautyful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks to all for the great comments via
flickr and email. sakrecoer - I'd love to see
some photos of this.
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Bastelbogen / papercraft / paper model, and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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nice to see such nice cardboard models. i
like both 3d models and synthesizers. and
hereby you are invited to join our group
called bastelbogen.
greetings,
deli
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AMAZING craftsmanship!!! I'm so in love
with everything about these little guys, I
just want to eat them!
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oh!! it's cooool!!!
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i think you know what i'm going to say by now
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Yeah, me too. Very cool.
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This rules. Please consider adding to Totally Fake!
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I especially love the miniature books! Did
you make them too?
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Pam - Yes, they are mini instruction manuals.
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Wow :)
I hope you post a close-up of them one day!
This is the smallest book I've handled:
Again- your work is awesome. Truly amazing!
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Damn... nice work...
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you're God!
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nice.:D
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Looks great! I've immediately forwarded this
to my audio hardware loving friends. I'm sure
they'll love this.
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Amazing!
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SO cool!
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really well done!
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great stuff man! I love vintage synths. I
really would like to have one of those
miniatures. do you sale them?
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i can't take my eyes off of them, i just
can't!! lol
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What an incredible set. photos and
miniatures! brilliant.
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I wish synth companies would take a bit of
inspiration from your design style. I really
want to PLAY these instruments!
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this is great! These look so cool! Great job!
Another Synthesizer Freak like me :D
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Love them all !
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