Steve stretching and gluing the velveteen on Terra's head. Its a weird shape to cover, so lots of patience is required.

Bill working on her antennae. They are made of two different sizes of springs, covered with some Chinese finger-torture Christmas trim that Candace found at K-mart or Walmart (one of those marts anyway). A small plastic bead at the tip completes them.

The anetnnae finished except for the red velveteen which covers the bottom

Meanwhile, Marty has been making a beam for Terra. She'll actually have two, one for her body and a smaller detachable one for her head. They are both crosses, this one, the larger of the two, is 17" x 12", while the smaller is 7" x 7". The small one is held together with a nut and a long bolt which drops into a hole in the front of the large cross.

Spiderman's girlfirend? No, Terra's head with the velveteen finished.

Terra, getting ever more done - here's where we left her last night. All the parts are in their proper position, but none of them are attached.

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Steve painting highlights on Terra's head (which also hides some unavoidable glue booboos). The antennae are also clearly seen here.

Terra tonight -- head and body done, legs and arms (?) mostly finished (awaiting attachment), beam ready. She's real close to being done.

Work also progresses on Professor Salt 'n' Puff - Marty finally got a mouth movement that he liked, and Bill sprayed three coats of clear acrylic on his shell. Bill also fitted the sewable foam rubber lining into the wizard's head.