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Facebook (as ever) jumbled up the photo order, but for those interested... Here are some 'making of' photos for the Auton carnival mask I built for John Hogg . I'll definitely be making more of these!

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Christmas Fayre Weekend at Moyse’s! Your perfect pit stop away from the cold! WIN 130+ worth of prizes! * WIN a real piece of Return of the Jedi’s Death Star, ...worth around 2000! ** BUY original movie pieces from 19.95 (Star Wars, The Goonies, Hellboy, Dr Who and more) *** MEET Costume performers **** BUY Star Wars beer yes BEER! ***** SEE our amazing ‘May The Toys Be With You’ vintage Star Wars merchandise exhibition ****** Available everyday except the costume performers who are only here on Saturday. * Find Ant Man hidden in the galleries to win family membership across the town worth 132 pounds. ** Every Adult/Concession entrant to the Museum gets a free raffle ticket to win a real piece of the Death Star, courtesy of our Exhibition Sponsor The Movie Reliquary *** Beautifully mounted pieces of original sets and costumes by the megastars at Reliquary. Perfect stocking fillers for movie fans. **** A comic book take over with comicbook Judge Dredd and The Amazing Spider Man. Ghostbusters will be keeping the building quiet! This ones only on Saturday, 11am - 3pm. ***** Stormtrooper Pilsner and Pale Ale available in fancy bottles! ****** ’May The Toys Be With You’ has some classic Star Wars toys from the 80s and original posters that date back to the film’s original releases. Get a photo with a Stormtrooper and go on the Star Wars trail around Moyse’s Hall.

We did a mini interview with Doctor Who artist Colin Howard on 'The Remembrance of the Daleks DWM cover' we own and his work on Doctor Who - check out his websi...te here and see below the questions we asked him http://www.colinhowardartwork.com/Dr_Who.html#Dr%20Who 1) How did the BBC brief you on the magazine cover? Did you get any photos or have to remember what you saw on the show. No brief really (especially not from the BBC!,as it was solely a Marvel UK DWM cover) It was during John Freeman's Editorial tenure, often back then you'd watch the program go out live,and some little idea might trigger,and I'd think that'd be a great cover idea. And that pitched battle with the Daleks and their shuttle arriving ticked alot of boxes for me. 2) how long did this piece take make Back then deadlines (as nowadays depending on who you work for) were fairly tight, I'd often be contacted to do a cover for DWM and be given around a week to 10 days to produce a sketch,and submit the final Artwork, and pray the Post would be on time! 3) what was your first ever doctor who piece you did for the BBC? For the BBC it was the 'Two Doctors' VHS cover, I was asked to pick between that story and Resurrection of the Daleks, Getting to paint Patrick Troughton was what swung it for me. followed by the 'Planet of Evil' cover, a version of which was already in my Portfolio. For DWM it was a Full page comic strip for the Archive-Masque of Mandragora, after I'd met John Freeman at a Convention, and had been badgering DWM for a little while after illustrating for Fanzines 'Cloister Bell & Cosmic Masque'. 4) What's it like working on the animations in comparison to your normal art work you do ? Working on the animations was pretty interesting, it avoids the 'Poison Chalice' of painting a Cover with only the animated characters allowed,as regular portraits would be deemed misrepresentative of the content, unless there's a surviving episode! After working a tiny amount on 'Power' (Just the Tardis exterior in Pt 1 & 6) I was asked for half the backgrounds on Shada,as well as lots of 'props-rendering' for populating the scenery, I did all those digitally.Then with 'Macra' I was one of a team of 3.The Producer back then 'Charles Norton', asked if I would paint them all traditionally, which we both thought fits better with the line drawn animation style of the Characters. Otherwise it could look visually jarring if the backgrounds are too polished? Just a shame we had such a Hot Summer that year,and my paint was drying on the brushes before hitting the illustration surface! Unfortunately things have now changed with a new Producer and I am no longer part of the team, the same fate met the other background artists. At least I have been able to contribute 'On-screen' to the Show I love, as well as all the other elements over the years with Illustrations (Black & White & Colour) and numerous covers for magazine/book/VHS/Dvd 5) What's your favorite Doctor Who monster ? I grew up in the John Freilander era of Doctor Who, so I was spoilt for choice really. I have always loved the Cybermen, and these days could do with a good Telosian/Mondasian Scientist to replace my affected parts & nervous system Other than that most of the Classic Monsters like Ice Warriors/Silurians/Sea Devils/Draconians/Ogrons/Yeti etc are all suburb designs on a shoestring

As the museum's first anniversary of opening approaches....just a few pics of some of the recent displays that I've been ammending and adding to! It's worth rem...embering that the key directives of the museum is preservation and providing access to these historic pieces! Stuck in a traffic jam near Liverpool...so a good time to reflect!!!All shares most welcome! And remember....we are open all year round every fri, Sat, Sun and Monday! New pieces going on display all the time! See more

A truly magnificent place to visit!!

This is so sad, a huge part of my childhood is gone....:(

Today is auction day! Starting at 10AM PST we will launch over 150 items on iCollector. Follow the link to register and start bidding! https://www.icollector.com/auction.aspx?as=60163

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