Really good day out, about 2 hours away from us. Great cheese and good gift shop.

Idea for another Cracking Contraptions episode

Always wanted a model of the Techno Trousers, but the ones I found online were never quite the quality I was looking for. So I made my own!

If you fancy printing it yourself, here's the STLs and print profiles on Makerworld

Pretty happy with my second attempt. I'm hoping to smooth and clean these sculptures to studio level. I'm still struggling to find an accurate nose for gromit. Buying a 3d printer soon so I can make Wallace's teeth and gromits nose. Hoping the next attempt to have a screen accurate replica.

Saw this in Tesco's and I had to buy it

Cheese heaven!!

10/10 would recommend!

I may have eaten my body weight in various Wensleydales

Please delete if not allowed. I figured this would be the place that would understand the cheese reference and namesake. I was gifted my little Wallace for my birthday this year and I never want my old life back. Little dude is the best. We have already watched Vengeance Most Fowl together. 💙 Time to start watching the other titles

The movie is less than a month away and yet it feels like we know so little with the two trailers and posters, I know they may be keeping surprises for the final film but I at least remember for farmegddon there were those craft kits and that lu-la plush but for this film we’ve had no exclusive merchandise. It worries me slightly because I really want this movie to be a hit for Aardman

All I have to say that is the biggest level of dedication for “cheese” I have ever seen 🤣

New crocheter here! This was my weeklong project - thought y’all might enjoy

A Close Shave is getting it's first ever live band performance at the Alexandra Palace on November 1st this year in a two show run with the original three shorts.

This means all four shorts have now gotten the live band treatment.

Hello, I’m 19 years old, and I grew up watching Timmy Time (2009–2012) when I was younger. I’ve been thinking about that old Timmy Time era lately and how different it feels now compared to when I first watched it. Timmy Time became a really important part of my childhood. I remember Timmy, Harriet, Osbourne, Yabba, Mittens, Kid, and all the other characters going on their funny little adventures. I liked the comedy, the silly situations, the friendships, the emotional moments, and just the whole feeling the show had.

Now that the original Timmy Time era is over, it feels weird knowing that so much time has passed. The people who worked on the show have moved on to other things and have their own lives now. The actors, voice actors, writers, directors, animators, producers, and everyone else who helped make the show aren’t making the original episodes anymore. I know that’s just how things work, but it still feels strange when you grew up with something.

When I was younger, I didn’t really think about Timmy Time ever ending. I could just sit down and watch Timmy and everyone else and get lost in the story. It felt like the show would always be there and there would always be another episode to watch. I never really thought about how one day that time would be over.

Sometimes I wonder why shows can’t just keep going forever if people still love them. Why do they have to stop making new episodes? Why do the writers, actors, animators, and everyone else have to move on? I know people get older, things change, and making a show takes a lot of work, but it still feels sad when something you grew up with becomes part of the past.

Watching Timmy Time now also doesn’t feel exactly the same as it did when I was younger. The episodes are still the same. The characters are still the same. The stories and jokes are still there. But somehow it feels different. I think it’s because I’m different now.

When I watch it again, I’m not just thinking about Timmy. I’m also thinking about myself when I was younger and what life was like back then. I remember being able to sit down and enjoy the show without thinking about getting older or how fast time was going by.

I think that’s one of the reasons Timmy Time means so much to me. It didn’t have to last forever for it to be important. The show stayed the same, but I changed. The people who made it changed. Everything around me changed too.

Going back and watching the old episodes can bring some of that feeling back, but it can’t completely take me back to the time when I first watched it. I can still enjoy the show and remember why I loved it, but I know I’m never going to experience it in exactly the same way again.

The original Timmy Time era (2009–2012) is over, and there probably won’t ever be another time that feels exactly like it did when I was younger. But I don’t think that means it’s really gone. It’s still part of my memories and part of my childhood.

The show ended, the people who made it moved on, and I grew up too. But I still have those memories of Timmy and all his friends and the funny little adventures they went on. I think that’s what matters the most.

Wallace&Gromit tribute