Looking at the picture, I'm curious what type of being uses THAT as a skull?
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hmm...that's a humorous question :-) Here is my humorous answer: " Since it's mostly pelvis, perhaps a human male?" lol....All kidding aside, I actually did purchase the budget life-sized skull and an actual skull arrived, and it was of good quality. It lacks patent cranial nerve foramina however, but it is adequate for showing the suture lines, the cranial fossae, the orbits, and the oral cavity. Good luck!!
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It does have a hole that looks like it's used for a clamp on the back of the head, but not in the neck. Looks like it is meant to be mounted prone on it's flat back.
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*yeah.the figure has an extra head&about; three sets of hands.the hands are two sets closed&clawed; (bone set/metal claw set)-semi-closed/clasped for holding the sword.the aforementioned extra head is for mouth opened yelling variant*
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Is seems more like a part of a tooth, or what I would imagine a baby dinosaurs' tooth might look like after it fell out for their adult teeth to come in. More cute than ferocious.
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the sword and the handle is one large hunk of well crafted metal. i believe that the handle is wrapped in a different form of metal to get the particular look though.
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It is a heart with horns on it. I think is a new company that team with bandai to make the new version of the action figures.
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To be honest I have no clue only thing I can think of is the monkey body can be removed, the head is attached though! Either one is amazing!!!
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It is a prop sword. It isn't very sharp at all. It is definitely not considered a weapon as it is meant for display purposes only
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That is the spine with spikes. It is the same color as his claws as shown in the photograph.
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Yes - it's a two part mold and is fantastic. It's really easy to make the skull either as put together both filled parts for a solid one piece OR if you coat in layers you can make the skull hollow. Hope that helpsIf you want a picture (not brilliant resolution) but you're welcome I can send one.
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Maybe if you take wallpaper sizing and painted the skull. It seems a little slick without something.
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Yes. The skull comes off and you can open it so you can check out the sphenoid and inner structures
201545
Well Lucy, while I can't be certain what the individual in the photo is doing, I would think they are resting their head, keeping their hands warm, or doing something that isn't appropriate in polite society. Besides, as everyone knows, if you commit a crime it is quite common to be caught via hand identification (this is second only to facial ID), so this person may have committed some infraction in that library. As for why one might opt to put their hands in there, my guess would be because it would be very challenging to manuever your feet into the holes while wearing it on your head.
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The skull itself is 4" tall, 3 1/4" wide, and 1 1/2" deep for the face of the skull. The back is 3 1/2" tall, 3 1/2" wide, and 1 1/2" deep. Its pretty large when its put together.
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Hard plastic, not too smooth, with the right amount of texture around the skulls. Put mine thru a good bit of abuse too, and they've held up really well. I love em!
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Must be decoration. Basically, the shot fills the skull shape from the top. Its all just clear glass. The features of the skull show up when it is full. Its pretty cool, especially with a skull-shaped decanter to go with it!
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The material is not usual plastic as used in most models. There is a metal, square bar (for rigidity) that the pieces align upon. I personally wouldn't want to put it into concrete, or sand for that matter. It is about three feet long and is meant to be displayed on a shelf or possibly in a self-constructed diorama, similar to a museum display. As a retired paleontologist I find it a very fine model.