Otherworld and The Star Lost aren't too bad for a boring three days off.

I've had to do fix fics for my own fix fics.

"Fix fics" are their own entire category of fanfiction.

Is fanfic "fixing" an author's story? (Often it is, I think.)

I don't think people repainting and such are nessicarly "Fixing" a toy, just modding it to their likes. The problem is when they go around claiming to have "Fixed' it, that I feel it becomes a problem.

"I was gonna buy some Toyhax labels for Earthrise Auto-Whatsit, but since I'd be disrespecting the artistic expression of the designers, I think I'll just forget the whole thing."

Like, in general, not going into specific bands or covers. Because I could point out plenty of repainted toys I didn't like as much as the original, too.

Is a musician covering a song "fixing" it?

So, then, isn't redecoing or retooling an existing toy also "fixing" someone else's art?

A toy is not on the same level as a piece of drawn art, true, but it is 100% an entertainment product.

A toy is an object of utility, Comparing that to a piece of drawn art is grossly ignoring the difference between the two. Also, you didn't answer my questions. Try again.

Part of the difference is that those covers are primarily one person's art. Sure, you probably have an inker and a colorist, but the lines and composition are one person. A toy however is a team design at pretty much all levels.

toymaking is a collaborative process, you have to make compromises and factories are going to get things wrong

Earthrise had a few holes, Runamuck's legs YIKES!

I doubt that say, the designer for Kingdom Cheetor was happy about every bit of unpainted plastic on it.

J Scott Campbell recently had his Spiderman cover "fixed" by someone online. A few weeks ago, someone on twitter "fixed" someone's Sonic the Hedgehog fan art where Sonic, Tails and Knuckles were drawn as humans. Both times and other times, the "fixer" gets called out and criticised as you shouldn't go around "fixing" someone else's art because its rude and disrespectful to the original artist. And I was thinking isn't "fixed your s*** for ya" exactly what toy customisers do?

Have you ever changed your car in any way whatsoever compared to the factory configuration, or are you leaving the designer's art unchanged in that case as well?

It's best not to ponder it too hard.

Bass X0, I really wonder sometimes how you come up with these random tangents apropos of nothing.

It's collaborative art.

Toys are subject to budget constraints, so its not like customizing would ruin the designer's vision or whatever.

Isn't customising a toy just "fixing other people's art"?

Oops, All Berries

Nope, Chuck Berry

Nope, Chuck Testa.

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Yeah, my hybrid does that when idling or at low speeds. Otherwise it's almost completely silent.

That might actually be a fake noise they make electric cars make so pedestrians can hear them. Some cars even let you pick out what noise they make.