From Dave Barry again. Check out the image at the right from this site. George Vlosich III takes 50-70 hours on each etch and then some how (I couldn’t find out how from the site) makes them permanent. Then he can sell them for $5,000 – $8,000 dollars!
I can barely draw stairs on an Etch-A-Sketch.
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From my recollection of the physics of etch-a-sketch, all you would have to do to make them permanent is take the back off and shake out all the pixie dust. Remember–to erase them you would invert and shake the dust all over the viewing surface? Great toy. Better than a Gameboy, for sure.
Hey, virusdoc.net is up on MT. Check it out!
Thnks for the insight on thw inner workings of the Etch-A-Sketch. That certainly sounds reasonable.
I updated your link on the right.
Thanks for updating my link. I fixed the trackback ping issue. Even though I had it enabled in the preferences, there was a little checkbox on the edit entry window that I hadn’t selected. I enabled pings on the last several entries. Ping away!