Birds of Prey - Anatomy of Style
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Re: Birds of Prey - Anatomy of Style
Neat stuff, i remember seeing my first 4th gen. I liked it, but always liked the 3rd gens better
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04-29-2013, 08:18 AM
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I have that special issue somewhere. It was very interesting. I have to admit though, I've never warmed up to the 4th gen.
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Thanks for posting the article. Very interesting, saved it in my collection.
04-30-2013, 01:18 PM
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I like both my 4th gen and my 3rd gen 
Cool article! Had never seen it before. Too bad my R&T collection didn't start until September 1993, otherwise I'd probably have that issue too.
Cool article! Had never seen it before. Too bad my R&T collection didn't start until September 1993, otherwise I'd probably have that issue too.
04-30-2013, 06:01 PM
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Re: Birds of Prey - Anatomy of Style
It's interesting to hear from the designers. It appears they used a kind of 'haute couture' approach. Clothing designers create some bizarre costume only a runway model can pull off, then from that creation, they develop a whole line of production clothing for the masses which is tamer, more practical, and cost effective.
