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Jarons20
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13 Nov 2008 17:35 - 13 Nov 2008 18:01 #1 by Jarons20 (Jarons20)

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Can you imagine doing this for a whole weekend event?!

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Edit: I apologize if anyone knows this man or his better half

OOG - Jason Arons

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Odo Garaath
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13 Nov 2008 20:09 #2 by Odo Garaath (Odo)

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I'm pretty sure that's just rigging. The legs and body looked too 'solid' to be a person back there.

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13 Nov 2008 20:21 #3 by Mother Rosa (Kate)

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The one at the NYRF definitely had wheels for the back part.

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