For Earthlings
A homemade way to show visible support from your own window, bin, fence or front garden.
Bye By-election. Hello Binface.
Unofficial Supporter Decoration ProjectTurn your window, bin, fence or front garden into a homemade show of support for Count Binface.
No official kit. No campaign permission slip. Just cardboard, foil, democracy and mild intergalactic nonsense.

UNOFFICIAL / EARTHLING APPROVED
Binface Your Place is an unofficial supporter decoration project. It is not run by, approved by or affiliated with Count Binface. It exists to help earthlings make their own homes, windows, bins and fences look like they support Count Binface. For the real Count Binface — news, policies, posters, merch and intergalactic leadership — visit the official Count Binface website.
START HERE / OFFICIAL POSTER
The simplest way to Count Binface your place is to print the official Count Binface campaign poster, stick it in your window, then build the nonsense around it.
CARDBOARD DEMOCRACY
Because politics is already absurd. Count Binface simply has the decency to look the part.
A homemade way to show visible support from your own window, bin, fence or front garden.
A cardboard-powered reminder that voting does not have to be beige.
The official Count Binface universe includes justice, lasers, Lovejoy, affordable croissants and the return of Ceefax.
The goal is simple: make passers-by think, “Ah. This household welcomes Count Binface.”
Ideas hub / BIN-READY
Choose a homemade mission, raid the recycling, and make your place visibly Count Binface. Start with one window, one bin, one fence or one front garden. The aim is not polish. The aim is unmistakable democratic weirdness.
Fill a front window with hanging silver stars, tiny background stars and enough shimmer to make the glass look like mission control.
Suggested slogan: Make Earth Great Again
Tiny rule goblin says: Hang decorations inside your own window or a window you have permission to use, and keep curtains, handles and visibility safe.
Read idea →Build the tall rocket seen in the window displays: foil body, red nose cone, round porthole and chunky fins.
Suggested slogan: This Window Supports Count Binface
Tiny rule goblin says: Keep the rocket inside your window or on private ground, and do not cover essential window openings or safety features.
Read idea →Make Saturn-style planets from cardboard circles and oval rings for windows, fences, bins or garden stakes.
Suggested slogan: Recyclons Welcome
Tiny rule goblin says: Attach planets only to surfaces you control, using removable tape, string, pegs or ties.
Read idea →String together silver, black and cardboard triangles with stars and planets, just like the bunting across the fence and door.
Suggested slogan: Make Your Place Count
Tiny rule goblin says: Keep bunting on your own fence, door or window; do not stretch it across pavements, shared access or public space.
Read idea →Create the standing rocket from the fence scene with a foil cone, circular window and big shiny booster fins.
Suggested slogan: Launching Support for Count Binface
Tiny rule goblin says: Keep the rocket fully on private ground, weighted safely, and away from paths where it could trip someone.
Read idea →Make the large moon discs from the fence display using cardboard circles, marker craters and foil highlights.
Suggested slogan: Moon Base Binface
Tiny rule goblin says: Do not place loose cardboard where it can blow into roads, pavements, drains or neighbours’ gardens.
Read idea →Dress a wheelie bin as a removable Count Binface podium with a front placard, stars, planets and a clear slogan.
Suggested slogan: This Bin Backs Binface
Tiny rule goblin says: Keep the bin accessible for collection, do not block pavements, and remove decorations before the bin is moved.
Read idea →Build the little UFO from the pavement scene with a paper-plate saucer, clear dome and bright green alien pilot.
Suggested slogan: Recyclons Welcome
Tiny rule goblin says: Use blunt, lightweight materials; keep the saucer on private ground and away from steps, pavements and wheels.
Read idea →Paint the friendly cardboard signs from the fence scene: one bold slogan, one simple icon, and a few foil stars.
Suggested slogan: Vote Binface / Make Your Vote Count / Earthlings For Binface
Tiny rule goblin says: Place signs only in your own garden, planter or window, and avoid anything that could be mistaken for an official notice.
Read idea →Scatter lightweight foil stars over a front door for the simplest possible version of the space takeover.
Suggested slogan: Window For Binface
Tiny rule goblin says: Do not cover locks, handles, letterboxes, numbers, peepholes, bells or fire-safety features.
Read idea →OFFICIAL COUNT BINFACE
This site helps you decorate your place. The official Count Binface site is where to find the actual campaign, policies, posters, merch, videos and intergalactic declarations.
For windows, bins, fences and other democratic surfaces.
The idea is simple: make ordinary homes look like they have joined a polite, cardboard-based uprising for Count Binface. A window gets a poster. A bin gets promoted. A fence grows a slogan. A front garden becomes a tiny democratic launchpad.
A single official poster, handmade sign or silver-star slogan can make support visible from the pavement.
A wheelie bin already has the correct constitutional shape. It merely needs a podium, a slogan and a sense of destiny.
A door, porch, fence or garden can become homemade support for Count Binface. Keep it friendly, removable and yours.
Kitchen-table democracy.
This is for anyone who wants to show support in the most British way possible: by making something out of cardboard and putting it in a window.
Think paper posters, foil helmets, handmade rosettes, bin podiums, garden signs, temporary bunting, cardboard planets and front-door nonsense.
Visible from the street. Made at the kitchen table.COPY BANK
Inspiration board
Start with something small. A window. A bin. A fence. A sign. Then let visible-from-the-pavement support for Count Binface spread politely.
When politics gets weird, cardboard gets useful.
A few windows become a row. A row becomes a street. A street becomes a place where everyone knows something deeply silly is happening.
That is the spirit of Binface Your Place: harmless, homemade, visible-from-the-pavement support for Count Binface.
Many homes. Many bins. Zero beige.Foil, felt tips and mild constitutional chaos.
No special kit required. Raid the recycling, find the felt tips, rescue some cardboard and make something joyfully daft.
Keep it removable, harmless and attached only to places you own or have permission to decorate.
A street-sized wave of cardboard nonsense
Hang foil stars around an official poster to make the glass feel like mission control.
Build a foil-bodied rocket with a red nose cone, fins and a round porthole.
String silver, black and cardboard triangles across your own fence or window.
Make a standing rocket centrepiece with a foil cone and oversized shiny fins.
Add a removable podium front, stars, a planet badge and one bold slogan.
Create a tiny foil saucer with a clear dome and green alien pilot.
Paint friendly cardboard signs with one bold slogan and a few foil stars.
Keep it friendly
Binface Your Place is about decorating your own space for fun. Keep it temporary, removable and friendly. Use your own home, your own window, your own bin, your own fence or somewhere you have permission to decorate.
The best version of this is cheerful, visible and harmless: something that makes people smile as they walk past, without creating mess or bother for anyone else.
The Tiny Rule Goblin says: ask permission, use common sense, and let the council sleep peacefully tonight.