And this was my result:
Beautiful, wonderful, lovely bones! I dried them out and bagged them up (according to size).
Next step, articulation! (or at least a good attempt at it)
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Now my toad bone were finally nicely defleshed, I gave them a few 24 hours soaks in a lukewarm water and washing powder solution to degrease them (eliminating the fatty residues, and also the smell). I also did a good sieving before this, to get rid of all the non-bone bits.
And this was my result:
Beautiful, wonderful, lovely bones! I dried them out and bagged them up (according to size).
Next step, articulation! (or at least a good attempt at it)
And this was my result:
Beautiful, wonderful, lovely bones! I dried them out and bagged them up (according to size).
Next step, articulation! (or at least a good attempt at it)
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They look so strange and beautiful all laid out and bare! And all so delicate, especially the tiny little finger/toe bones. It's hard to believe they came from such an ugly, tough, brutish creature.
ReplyDeleteAren't they be-autiful? My thoughts exactly
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