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    Posing a Blucky
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    I've been working on an alternate way to pose my bluckies that was easy to change and wasn't obvious when displayed without clothes.
    I decided to use the heavy wire used with chain link fence. It's fairly stiff but can still be adjusted and isn't hard to work with.
    I started out by disassembling by blucky and cutting off the nubs at the end of the bones.

    I then threaded a piece of the wire through the hip and shoulder joints.


    Run the wire through the middle fingers and toes and bend the wire to secure it.

    Tape over the bend

    I then ran a piece from the top of the neck and through the pelvis


    The skull on this one will be attached with a servo to allow for movement, otherwise I would have run the wire through the skull and hid the wire with some hair.
    Here he is - wired, taped, stained and ready for corpsing.
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    That looks amazing! It's like professional quality. Amazing work Happy haunting.
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    Wow, looks great! I bought that same wire for some armatures. I like to pose depending on theme. I hope mine turns out half as good as yours. I just haven't figured out how to cut wire yet. I also like how you opened up ribs. Thanks
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    Glad you like it.
    I use the aluminum 9 gauge tension wire and you can cut it with a pair of lineman's pliers. Takes a bit of force but not that tough. It's $18 from Home Depot for a big roll.
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    Had some time to do some internet surfing while on vacation and found that this isn't a new idea. Check out this link for a bit of a different slant on this idea - http://theghostess.com/miniblucky.htm
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    Great idea. After a year or two those blasted blucky joint attachments break on their own. This is a smart way to salvage the blucky and pose him the way he would look best in your haunt.

    KUDOS!
    Please check my 2011 Haunt album here on HF. http://www.halloweenforum.com/member...ween-2011.html
    Thanks
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    Awesome job all around! Thanks for the tutorial.
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    Will have to try this with my broken blucky. Thanks.
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    Very nice work!!!
    Watch where you dig... you may find yourself...
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