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Yes, it's time once again for me to unload the month's FNIA scraps. No use complaining now, because when this posts I will be playing bass in a brewery with the local boomer-rock cover band.

Greg Afton (not Willy Wonka) and the Puppet basking in the afterglow of testing out the robot body he built for her. That body, incidentally, is a cobbled-together retexture of a different character model - and its face is a custom texture I actually had to make for myself, all because there wasn't a suitable Puppet (that I hadn't already used elsewhere in the story) available in the Steam Workshop.

Sexy Mangle being all coy.

A slightly different pose of my custom Puppet.

Sexy Mangle being all sexy.

Same as number 4.

I used my newfound texture-making ability to make up these models so they could cosplay as the FNIA characters. This pic actually IS a spoiler; I was testing out the textures to make sure they looked right, but I haven't used these girls in the story yet. Don't tell anybody you saw this!

Sexy animatronics designed by Disembowell

Sexy Scorbunny model by Valorlynz

Posed by me, using Garry's Mod

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Vet

Boomer rock. What are you covering? (Cream. Doors. Animals. Iron Butterfly. Steppenwolf. Grand Funk. Strawberry Alarm Clock. Joe Cocker. Uriah Heep. My personal faves Nazareth and Canned Heat.)

tegerio

Rolling Stones. The Band. Fleetwood Mac. Bob Dylan. The Beatles. A lot of hippie nonsense because that's what our frontman is all about. All of this was before my time and I never listened to any of it (my dad was into a few of them when I was but a tot.) We do a couple of swing tunes that are even older but that stuff is at least real music. A drunk lady kept trying to tell me I looked like one of the Monkees (we don't have any of their songs in the book) but she got the wrong one. I look like Mike Nesmith and she kept saying Davy Jones.

tegerio

It has those big gaps in it though.

Vet

Main stream Boomer music. I was a fringe boomer. I missed the emergence of the ones you mentioned. Overseas at the time. There was Ravi Shankar type music or the construction workers California beach music. My parents were WW2 Benny Goodman, Sinatra types. But a gig is a gig. Listened to your Egg tunes. Very good! I do like new music.