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bits of mike adair
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- Mike Adair
- I'm a California boy who wound up living in Kansas drawing funny pictures and having my voice pitched up way too high for a living.
Link-a-roos
- Allegro Children's Choir
- Augsburg Lutheran Church
- Aurelie's Wooonderful World
- Blammo
- Bob Kolar
- Boys' Life Magazine Online!
- Bryan Mumford - Crackpot Inventor
- Cabaret Mechanical Theater
- Cartoon Brew
- CD Baby - Great Music!
- Chickenhare
- Chris Harding's Site
- Craft
- Creative Cow
- Doug North's Automata
- Drawn!
- Dude Craft
- emmyymme
- Falk Keute's Site
- Finkbuilt Blog
- Fourteen Balls Automata
- Google Art Project
- Hoops and Yoyo
- Instructables
- Issues Etc. Radio Program
- Jim Hill
- Juanmanimation
- K.W. Monster's Blog of Evil
- Keith Lango
- Ken Levine
- Lambey's Blog
- Laura Huliska-Beith!
- Laurie Keller's Site!
- Make
- Matt Hawkins' Paper Toys
- Michael Morris
- Mike Adair's Site
- Millertoons
- Monkey Grinder
- Mukpuddy Animation!
- Oglio Records!
- Paper Forest
- Pastor Watson's Blog
- Percy K. Fitzhugh Site
- Pete Whitehead
- Project Puppet
- Puppet 101
- Puppet Design
- Puppet Kaos
- Puppet U
- Puppeteers Unite
- Ralph Cosentino! Very Cool Stuff!
- Rankin and Bass Historian Rick Goldschmidt
- Return to the Devil's Alcove
- Rev. Weedon's Blog
- Revilo
- Robert Sabuda - Paper God
- Ronnie Del Carmen
- Rose Marie's Wonderful Beads!
- Salt and Light Greeting Cards by Carl Moore
- Scarlet Studios
- Screen Novelties News
- Shelley Noble
- Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators
- Song of the Paddle
- Stand to Reason
- Stay at Home My Heart
- Stephen Fry
- Stop Motion Animation
- Stop Motion Mission
- Stuart Ng Books
- Table Talk Radio
- The Awesome Parry Gripp!
- The Roads of Autumn Dusk
- The White Horse Inn
- The Wippets
- Tom Haney's Automata
- Vonster!
- Warren Ludwig's Coooool Bloggie
- ZebToonz!
2 comments:
Mike, I am fascinated by your toys! How do you make them, do you require a real fancy woodshop?
Hi Alex,
I have a very modest workshop. Mostly I use a scroll saw, table saw and a drill press. I also have a mini-lathe for pulley wheels and such. I'd like to eventually add a band saw to the group. I've seen folks do much more with less.
Thanks for visiting the toy shop!
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