The skeleton is creepily reliable when the wheel is turned. His back again even arches and his head turns upwards. Ewwww!
Other notes… I added a leather-based belt mainly because I experienced a good deal of scrap leather sitting down all around. Because I also had a bag of grommets, I place a single on each and every side of the rack to hold the belt. The axe was extra due to the fact I bought an axe appeal and it was only a person-sided, not actually 3 dimensional, so the rack built a great use for it.
If you might be outdated sufficient to bear in mind the Aurora “Monster Scenes” product kits, you can see the (terrible) influence of the kits on my childhood. My rack is even scaled appropriately for “Monster Scenes”!
Posted by Zee-Mastor on 2013-08-25 00:56:14
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