£50 is absurdly low for parts and labour on what’s essentially a unique piece. I’d say £100 at least.

Dr Bleep sells pre-made Thingamagoops for $160 and he’s mass producing. Don’t sell yourself short, lady!

That said, I do love the idea of Nikki Pugh’s Furby Farm. When you have a load I’d love to go out to the countryside and do a mockumentary about your business.

Heh! Thanks!

Yes, £50 is a guide for minimum price. Actual price to be negotiated based on materials used and time spent etc etc.

No farm on the horizon, I’m afraid – not unless I retire from the Art! I think the commission model is the way this is going to have to go, if only for no other reason than my shelf of random electronic things is already full!

That said, I do have one little Furby left and may, er, experiment a little with that one…

Ah, that’s more sensible. At first read I didn’t pick up on that – thought £50 was what you might sell one for.

The nest question is when’s the performance? Support slot at this perhaps?

http://www.capsule.org.uk/event/atsuhiro-ito-guests

I’d absolutely love one, but I know Samsoncat would kill it. :-(

Pete:
I *might* sell a big circuit-bent Furby for £50, but it would be a fairly basic one and would require me to have been able to get hold of the starting Furby quite cheaply.

I have absolutely no clue how a performance with one of these things might work. Could be fun with a farm though :)

Nicky:
Rotating knives as standard for all deliveries to the Getgood residence?