If you are up for collecting impractical memorabilia, I just saw this DC era Jarv cardboard cut out on ebay, it sounds like it's a bit battered (not in the cod sense), but the seller sounds fairly realistic about describing the condition. We already have a Londo Mollari and I nearly bought an Ood in Forbidden Planet, but saw sense. Currenlty 1 bid at 99p!
If you are up for collecting impractical memorabilia, I just saw this DC era Jarv cardboard cut out on ebay, it sounds like it's a bit battered (not in the cod sense), but the seller sounds fairly realistic about describing the condition. We already have a Londo Mollari and I nearly bought an Ood in Forbidden Planet, but saw sense. Currenlty 1 bid at 99p!
I had a lifesize David Tennant as The Doctor but everytime I walked into the room he was in he scared me to death! I've still got him I think but he's folded up somewhere.
Seeing as these are so hard to get hold of and that I've only just realised that I need one of these in my house. Would it be possible to make our own of similar quality? Has it been done before?
They had one of the Jarvis cut-outs beside the DJ and his decks last night at the Pulp special in Islington. A lot of people got their photo taken with it. Though it wasn't as popular as the person dressed-up as Maggie Thatcher complete with Spitting Image-style mask.
I'll make a good go of it, despite my innate lack of ability at anything remotely to do with arts and crafts. Failing that, I could probably go to a local copy shop and have them construct one there. Though I am worried about the funny looks and the suspicious line of questioning I may or may not receive.
P.S. Hey! Maybe I could make both 1995 Jarvis and modern day Jarvis into cutouts and place them next to each other. It'll be just like The Loss Adjuster!
-- Edited by Misshaped on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 12:49:21 PM
Seeing as these are so hard to get hold of and that I've only just realised that I need one of these in my house. Would it be possible to make our own of similar quality? Has it been done before?
You should definitely be a pioneer in the field of making a cardboard Jarv at home, with sticky tape and possibly while wearing a flouncy artists cape.
Why not go the extra mile and erect some sort of wire frame around which you could construct a papier mâché Jarvis?
Due to chronic laziness, I'll probably just end up nicking a mannequin from a nearby branch of John Lewis and accessorise it with a Jarvis face mask and clothes from Oxfam.
The only thing stopping me is the notion that the real Jarvis will not approve of this behaviour.
