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EBay Forum / Sprunki: The Interactive Music Creation Game
« Last post by rafaelakutch on December 16, 2025, 02:35:34 AM »
Sprunki is an engaging and vibrant music-mixing game that allows players to create their own unique musical tracks through an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Inspired by the mechanics, this game combines creativity, rhythm, and visual storytelling into a seamless experience.

Overview Players are presented with a lineup of animated characters, each representing a distinct sound layer. By dragging different accessories or items onto these characters, players assign them specific musical elements, such as:

Beats and Percussion: Forming the rhythmic backbone of the track.

Melodies: Adding instrumental loops and distinct tunes.

Effects: providing unique sounds and atmospheric textures.

Vocals: Layering in voices and harmonies.

The Atmospheric Twist What sets it apart from standard music mixers is its dual-mode feature. While the game starts with an upbeat, colorful, and cheerful atmosphere, it contains a hidden mechanism often triggered by a specific item (usually a black hat or distinct accessory). Activating this transforms the game into a "dark" or "horror" mode. The visuals become eerie, the characters undergo spooky transformations, and the musical loops shift into distorted, haunting, and intense audio tracks.

Key Features

Creative Freedom: There are no wrong notes; players can experiment with endless combinations to find the perfect mix.

Visual Feedback: Every sound is accompanied by a unique animation, making the music feel alive.

Genre Versatility: Players can switch between catchy, rhythmic tunes and atmospheric, spooky soundscapes instantly.

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EBay Forum / Re: Tips for camping near a lake during summer?
« Last post by TrentonCollier on December 12, 2025, 12:39:26 AM »
Lake camping in the summer can be fun, but it's quite different from camping in the mountains. You'll need to prepare for heat protection, insect protection, ensure you have drinking water, and choose a well-ventilated campsite a little further from the shore to reduce humidity and mosquitoes.
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EBay Forum / Re: Curious about E-Commerce Companies?
« Last post by OtiliaBecker on December 10, 2025, 09:34:23 PM »
The information you shared is very helpful, thank you.
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Need help in valuing a serving dish
« Last post by Gaskinsa on October 25, 2025, 01:10:25 AM »
That's a really interesting piece! A dish depicting a historic building like that, especially from the '90s, could have some value to collectors interested in local history or specific institutions. Good luck!

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Antique Questions Forum / Re: WHAT ARE THESE? (BRASS RIVET BUTTONS)
« Last post by KC on October 20, 2025, 08:54:15 PM »
These could be for 2 things! 
#1 are called Brass Rivets - look up jeans rivets.  They are hammered/pressed in at high stress areas on pockets, seams, etc.

or

#2  Decorative Dome Rivets for Upholstery - used for decoration and for high stress/pressure areas.
 
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Antique Questions Forum / WHAT ARE THESE? (BRASS RIVET BUTTONS)
« Last post by pooroldcancollector on October 18, 2025, 05:25:48 PM »
Found these in an old peanut butter jar. I tried searching brass buttons, which just brought me to a bunch of buttons, and I also tried rivets - This brought me to similar type hardware but nothing quite the same. Was showing me these nail/stud like split rivet things. Does anyone know exactly what these are or what they would be from?

PS... Please forgive the dirty looking photo! These are in a little container awaiting cleaning - they have a green tarnish/dust on them - and didn't I drop the container the other day!?! Had to scoop them off the shop floor
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Fine Art, "Ripley Light"
« Last post by kdj on September 28, 2025, 06:28:52 PM »
Thank you for your reply. I think what will distiguish mine from the available prints of his other work, other subjects,  is that my limited edition print is out of print, unavailable - as stated on his gallery page "This limited edition is no longer issued/sold out/out of print. ", so that is why I am not sure how to price mine for sale. Thanks if you have further thoughts.
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Age of Windsor Rocker
« Last post by KC on September 27, 2025, 11:14:26 PM »
Just from the pictures - it looks like the real deal to me - especially the wear on it!

Hope all is well with you and that fabulous place you bought!  Did you ever get the work finished?!  Miss seeing your treasures!

FYI - Unfortunately Mart passed away last year not long after her husband.  She is terribly missed!
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Age of Windsor Rocker
« Last post by talesofthesevenseas on September 25, 2025, 12:22:23 PM »
Underside.
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Antique Questions Forum / Age of Windsor Rocker
« Last post by talesofthesevenseas on September 25, 2025, 12:05:57 PM »
Hey guys, it has been ages since my last post and I hope you are all doing well! Hubby has decided he likes this Windsor rocking chair. The price is right and it would be a fun road trip. Furniture is not my forte, and I could use some assistance. The patina looks good, wear is correct in all the appropriate places for use. There are no screws. The only pegs I see coming through adjoining pieces are at the back of each arm. Visible in the second photo.  All the rest are blind holes. No markings of any kind. No cracks. Underside of the seat is plain. Looks like walnut finish. I am thinking late 19th century? I would love to hear what you guys think.
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