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How do you guys like my european mount. Did it all myself. Liked the more natural look than the bone white. To me bone white looks kind of fake. Not bad for my first time. I love it.
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Re: My european mount
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good job, if you were to do it again what would you do differently
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I would cut as much flesh as i could before boiling it. Add a little bit of borax and bleach because i boiled it a little to much and the teeth started falling off but i just glued them back on. And i didnt know how to screw it on the piece of wood so i kinda messed up. Even though you cant see the errors ill know how to do it better next time.
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Re: My european mount
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Quote from: hrd2fnd on November 26, 2014, 04:37:55 PM
good job, if you were to do it again what would you do differently
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Looks good. Pretty creative. Are you going to glue the nose pieces back on?
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:tup
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looks good
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Yeah good burn. Haha... No actually i like it better with the nose broken. I dropped it on accident and i almost cried but when i looked at it it looked better to me. I could fix it but no.
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Very well done in my opinion!! I love the natural look. Ive found a lot of skulls in the woods and almost all of them are missing the nose pieces. So I feel that was a good call leaving them off.
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Looks good, I don't like the bright white either, I just boil, pick and leave natural.
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Well im glad to know im not the only one that likes this look, And a couple others out there like it aswell. Thanks guys
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Bleach weakens bones. You can whiten with 12% peroxide FYI.
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That is really beautiful! With the plants and stuff around it.
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