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    Default My first corpsed Bucky – 10-06-2010,11:22 AM


    I spent the last day and a half corpsing this guy with the Skull And Bone technique. What do yall think?

    The work in process
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    Ill update later with some pics of him set up







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    Default 10-06-2010,01:18 PM
    Bliddy hell that looks well cool.
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    Default 10-06-2010,03:04 PM
    Very nice...

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    Default 10-06-2010,03:33 PM
    Yes! The Skull and Bone technique with the panty hose? Love it! I'm going to corpse one with their tutorial this year.

    Yours looks great!
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    Default 10-06-2010,03:45 PM
    AWESOME job freaken AWESOME!!!
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    Default 10-06-2010,04:13 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by MizLiz View Post
    Yes! The Skull and Bone technique with the panty hose? Love it! I'm going to corpse one with their tutorial this year.

    Yours looks great!
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    Default 10-06-2010,05:10 PM
    That is just nasty!!! Nice work!
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    Default 10-06-2010,07:20 PM
    Did you use the carpet adhesive that Skull and Bone suggests? Was drying time a problem?? I am corpsing my Bucky this weekend and dont want it wet for 3 weeks!
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    Default 10-06-2010,08:19 PM
    Looks great! Excellent work!
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    Default 10-06-2010,08:56 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by WindyCityCouple View Post
    Did you use the carpet adhesive that Skull and Bone suggests? Was drying time a problem?? I am corpsing my Bucky this weekend and dont want it wet for 3 weeks!
    Nope, I used the real deal.. Cost me about 40 bucks a gl.. But I was able to get 2 coats to dry under 24 hrs. I've been using it alot lately
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