Difference between revisions of "A Giant TV"
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Booth chairs: [[Bubbles]], [[Scorri]], [[Xander]], and [[kharring|Kelly]] | Booth chairs: [[Bubbles]], [[Scorri]], [[Xander]], and [[kharring|Kelly]] | ||
| − | This was a literal, physical, giant television that visitors could go inside to see how a TV actually worked. And when we say actually we mean in the whimsical sense, with hamsters providing the power, colored letters being filtered into lights, a giant | + | This was a literal, physical, giant television that visitors could go inside to see how a TV actually worked. And when we say actually we mean in the whimsical sense, with hamsters providing the power, colored letters being filtered into lights, a giant papier mache ear to hear sounds from a pipe marimba, and a whimsy machine to convert it all to the final product! |
| − | This was another booth that had awesome art and also represented KGB latest foray into the wonders of a Sloped Roof, since the whole booth was shaped like a TV. | + | This was another booth that had awesome art and also represented KGB's latest foray into the wonders of a Sloped Roof, since the whole booth was shaped like a TV. |
| + | ==Notable Features== | ||
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| + | * hamsters | ||
| + | * pool noodles = electrical cords | ||
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| + | ==Things Learned== | ||
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| + | * sloping rooves are hard, and not very fun, but ultimately ''super worth it'' | ||
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| + | {{s-start}} | ||
| + | {{s-bef|before=[[The Phantom Tollbooth]]}} | ||
| + | {{s-ttl|title=[[Booth]] | ||
| + | |years=2012}} | ||
| + | {{s-aft|after=[[Funkelstiltskin]]}} | ||
| + | {{end}} | ||
[[Category:Booth]] | [[Category:Booth]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:02, 21 April 2016
Booth chairs: Bubbles, Scorri, Xander, and Kelly
This was a literal, physical, giant television that visitors could go inside to see how a TV actually worked. And when we say actually we mean in the whimsical sense, with hamsters providing the power, colored letters being filtered into lights, a giant papier mache ear to hear sounds from a pipe marimba, and a whimsy machine to convert it all to the final product!
This was another booth that had awesome art and also represented KGB's latest foray into the wonders of a Sloped Roof, since the whole booth was shaped like a TV.
Notable Features
- hamsters
- pool noodles = electrical cords
Things Learned
- sloping rooves are hard, and not very fun, but ultimately super worth it
| Preceded by The Phantom Tollbooth |
Booth 2012 |
Succeeded by Funkelstiltskin |
