I'd love for this to catch on
I'd love for this to catch on
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They look so awesome!
I bet they are super vulnerable to everything though!-
Yeah, I feel like you'd want the perfect climate for these to work. Like, thick tree coverage, low wind, tame storms. Maybe somewhere that gets fog a lot.
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Sounds like you are describing heaven on earth, or as I call it, Detroit.
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And morning dew collected on it during a cloudy day.
Otherwise it looks like... Chicken wire.
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Or maybe just stake it to the ground?
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My first thought was spraying it with water in subzero temps.
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There's a house on my way to work that does them. The creepiest thing is that when driving past it at night, you can't see them unless they have a spotlight on them. Even then, at 40mph they're almost invisible.
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I love this. I would want to move them around every so often too. Just so passersby never get used to them.
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Add in some strange ambient noising/music!
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Chicken Wire: the angriest building material
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Chicken Wire: The most cowardly way of tapping a phone
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Looks a lot like wire frame mesh from cad and Photoshop. Better pics?
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Sigh... you just had to post this after Halloween, didn't you?
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The pixelation definitely helps sell the illusion.
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Add some fog and it’s perfect.
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That and attach them to the top of those roomba style lawn mowers.
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If I had the talent, I’d do this in a heartbeat!
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Someone could make a killing on etsy
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