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A collection of high fashion casual street shoes that use art lithographed tin plate bonded to man-made breathable and flexible materials. They would have a cool, metallic finish with bright future retro artwork reminiscent of '50s tin robots and car toys. Some could have lights or wind up keys.
Check out those shoes
http://www.neatstuf...ts/wu-astronaut.jpg
[wombat, Oct 05 2004]
For some reason, I like these better...?
http://www.physics....s/images/klaatu.jpg
[Klaatu, Oct 05 2004]
Bad metal shoes
http://www.willjackson.co.uk/scimu.htm
Not very comfortable these [wombat, Oct 05 2004]
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you're *all* heart, tin man +1 |
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with the proviso, they don't hurt your feet! |
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Strangely, I like this... |
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I'm seeing mine as a pair in bright yellow and red with big white numbers on them. (Don't know why numbers -- just seemed to fit: kinda like thunderbirds meets bowling shoes). I'd want mine slightly pre-rusted to give that really austhentic retro look. |
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Winding up the shoes should allow extra moving parts and maybe even a flint that throws sparks out the back the way some old tin robots do. |
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Strangely, I like this too... |
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Where can I order? (read: please bake this!) |
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I'm thinking Campbell's soup or Heinz baked beans. |
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do you need a tin opener to get out of them? |
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