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'All in the family' and 'Sandford & Son' were also successful BBC to America remakes and I think the reason those two and the office worked is they were not afraid to take the shows in new directions using the source material as inspiration more than blueprint.

Its just in the foreground so it looks bigger. Yeah thats the ticket.

True. I forget about 3D printing. I was thinking about building it with wood and styrene sheets.

Hell yes to both of these!

If this was a hobby build and not for a commission or a job *I can't watch the videos with sound right now* 8 months from scratch is a super impressive build time. I have seen people take years to do builds half as involved as this.

Damn! Get HBO a bunch of this!

I would prefer this for the Tardis over the polished clean look.

Thanks and enjoy!

I have gotten a ton of mileage out of that picture of Willow. It started with that Perfection picture which was inspired by another one I made of Rick Flair that I actually got him to autograph.

The most powerful sim in the Universe.

Oh man I love that house!

It will dominate your time. Ha ha.

While I agree 100% I still want to see Idris Elba as James Bond because he is such a freaking awesome actor and I think he could be as iconic in the role as Sean Connery was.

Its hard to explain .

Well there are a bunch of crazy furry stories I could share.

I think you slept with a furry. My furry brother and his friends always go out wearing those clip on tails..

I quit a job technically while still in the interview.

There was a Tie style shuttle in Empire according to the Star Wars wiki.

To get back into my old habit of reading a book a week. This past year I think I have only read 3 or 4 books.

I really tried to like it and it did a good job of laying out this strange 'zone' and the world around it but I did not find any of the characters to be engaging or very interesting. I found it a very slow read that I was fighting to finish because the world itself was so damn wonderfully close to normal but still