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Took the family to the Magic Kingdom this week and I wore my home made Black Hole V.I.N.Cent. shirt and TBH robot pins on a Disney park lanyard.
I had a Japnese boy and his mother ask (with really broken english) about my pins, and a guy about my age ask about my shirt. On top of that, the inquiry about my shirt happened in the Main Street Emporium- the location of one of my favorite Black Hole memories from 1979/80: the store was filled with TBH merchandise back then as well as animated dioramas in the display windows.
Just a little TBH fun for the holidays!
A little background:
Now if you've been to any Disney theme park in the last 10 years, you know that pin collecting/trading is a standard part of the experience for many many people. (more info here: Disney pin trading - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Last year Disney released one pin that had V.I.N.Cent on it- not being satisfied with that, I made my own pins using old Black Hole charms I found on ebay:
And TBH shirts being in even less available, I made my own:
Mark
I had a Japnese boy and his mother ask (with really broken english) about my pins, and a guy about my age ask about my shirt. On top of that, the inquiry about my shirt happened in the Main Street Emporium- the location of one of my favorite Black Hole memories from 1979/80: the store was filled with TBH merchandise back then as well as animated dioramas in the display windows.
Just a little TBH fun for the holidays!
A little background:
Now if you've been to any Disney theme park in the last 10 years, you know that pin collecting/trading is a standard part of the experience for many many people. (more info here: Disney pin trading - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Last year Disney released one pin that had V.I.N.Cent on it- not being satisfied with that, I made my own pins using old Black Hole charms I found on ebay:
And TBH shirts being in even less available, I made my own:
Mark
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