Merchandise
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Do you just happen to have a white background with perfect lighting for those or do you photoshop and white background in there?
Party Rocker said:
A very large roll of white paper for a seamless background with few shadows. If any yellow edges show, I match them to the flash color. When a flash washes the item out, I take the photo without a flash. That has to have major color correction to bring it from yellow to neutral.
Some more small stuff. (It still adds up BGW!)
I missed these cards with the bear set above.
I missed these cards with the bear set above.
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I'll trade you my plastic umbrella that my mommy bought me for one of your wooden ones. IllumiNights CD for the win! All music by SG!!
I'll trade you my plastic umbrella that my mommy bought me for one of your wooden ones. IllumiNights CD for the win! All music by SG!!
Ha! Wish WE had 2 more of the wooden umbrellas! SG explains the stink coming from that CD.
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Sooo, more stuff. Lanyards. Some bought, some free with passes.
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Sooo, more stuff. Lanyards. Some bought, some free with passes.
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BGW Family said:
That shirt with the Griffon on it is awesome! I'll give you $65,000 for it
I was just thinking of this so I will say it here.
All of the merchandise in the park (excluding game prizes and glow toys) is not ordered within the park anymore. For example, all the things you see in the gift shop used to be ordered by someone sitting in an office on park property; however, everything is now ordered through corporate. Meaning, everything in the gift shops is something that someone in corporate ordered.
A good example of this is the bagged cotton candy and candies in the shops. You will notice how previously their bagged cotton candy was branded Mr. B's and they sold regular candy like gummy worms from the Black Forest brand, but now their bagged cotton candy and candy is generic Busch Gardens branded.
This goes towards regular merchandise as well, corporate decides what the park sells in its shops essentially. This happened during the past two or three years. It is more of a phased thing. I believe this is one of the reasons why you don't see as much authentic steins and cuckoo clocks.
I will say the parks still has buyers who request certain things, they send their requests to corporate and corporate ultimately decides what gets sold. Not sure if anyone has noticed a shift in the quality of gift shop items as well as more generic Busch Gardens brand and less outside brands.
All of the merchandise in the park (excluding game prizes and glow toys) is not ordered within the park anymore. For example, all the things you see in the gift shop used to be ordered by someone sitting in an office on park property; however, everything is now ordered through corporate. Meaning, everything in the gift shops is something that someone in corporate ordered.
A good example of this is the bagged cotton candy and candies in the shops. You will notice how previously their bagged cotton candy was branded Mr. B's and they sold regular candy like gummy worms from the Black Forest brand, but now their bagged cotton candy and candy is generic Busch Gardens branded.
This goes towards regular merchandise as well, corporate decides what the park sells in its shops essentially. This happened during the past two or three years. It is more of a phased thing. I believe this is one of the reasons why you don't see as much authentic steins and cuckoo clocks.
I will say the parks still has buyers who request certain things, they send their requests to corporate and corporate ultimately decides what gets sold. Not sure if anyone has noticed a shift in the quality of gift shop items as well as more generic Busch Gardens brand and less outside brands.
Some drinks along the way. Starting with old faithful. So well used the logo is about gone.
Also, twice the size of the others.
Also, twice the size of the others.
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These are new in Rhinefeld
They're made in Pennsylvania. They are aluminum made to look like pewter. Didn't check the prices on everything, but the coasters are ~$11/ea.
It's still up in the air about the whole Alzheimer's thing.
I might get a plate to hang up on the wall or something. Not sure if I'd eat off of it. As the plates is etched into and it might be annoying trying to clean it.
They're made in Pennsylvania. They are aluminum made to look like pewter. Didn't check the prices on everything, but the coasters are ~$11/ea.
It's still up in the air about the whole Alzheimer's thing.
I might get a plate to hang up on the wall or something. Not sure if I'd eat off of it. As the plates is etched into and it might be annoying trying to clean it.
Whoever beat me out onTHIS RIGHT HERE--UGH!!---I want to meet you in a parking lot so we can 'talk.'
So bummed.
So bummed.
pandorazboxx said:These are new in Rhinefeld
They're made in Pennsylvania. They are aluminum made to look like pewter. Didn't check the prices on everything, but the coasters are ~$11/ea.
It's still up in the air about the whole Alzheimer's thing.
I might get a plate to hang up on the wall or something. Not sure if I'd eat off of it. As the plates is etched into and it might be annoying trying to clean it.
Nice little display...
Listed Prices:
$10.95 - Coasters
$29.95 - Goblet
$26.95 - Small Mug
$37.95 - Large Mug
$30.95 - Plate
