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    spider X cinny?

    anyone have pics of a spider X cinny pastel?
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    Re: spider X cinny?

    anyone know what they call it so i can google it?

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    Re: spider X cinny?

    Try cinna-bee or cinny-bee ....not really sure, though.
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    Re: spider X cinny?

    Quote Originally Posted by JLC
    Try cinna-bee or cinny-bee ....not really sure, though.
    thanks!

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    Re: spider X cinny?

    I've been thinking about this one too this week... have you found any good pics? I searched and only found one actual picture and it wasn't very impressive...
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    Re: spider X cinny?

    Did you see this thread?
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    Re: spider X cinny?

    its cool to think about but doesnt really strike me as something i would want to produce


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    Re: spider X cinny?

    Quote Originally Posted by NickMyers03
    its cool to think about but doesnt really strike me as something i would want to produce
    I agree. I'm not a big fan of cinnies or black pastels in general. I think that just mucked up the spider. Just my personal taste.
    What are these mojavas I keep hearing so much about?

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    Re: spider X cinny?

    I thought they would look so much more distinct I guess...? I don't know, certainly not what I was expecting and I'm not all that impressed...
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    Re: spider X cinny?

    the combo really ended up looking much more like a cinny than a spider. I agree, it didn't end up being everything one could have hoped for.
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