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Thread: Putting Humpty Dumpty together again

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    Hazzid
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    If u get epoxy resin u can also get fibreglass powder stuff u can use mixed with the resin bulks it out to take up space would b able to wire side ways across the brain cavity then fill in from the back to create soild surport also get surf board resin not boat builders unless u like yellow and if u fill cracks at the front covering them with tape saves heeps of sanding

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    Surf board repair kits on trade me about 25 - 40 buks bulking out stuffs called qcell powder sort of mimics foam but is stronger

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    I have heard of them being done with a fibreglass cloth patch round the inside of the skull soaked in fibreglass resin and pushed / moulded to the shape of the inside of the skull
    I saw just the thing on youtube.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haPvuhznuyI

    I think bonding the head together from the inside and leaving it as a stable Euro mount would be great. A wonderful head with a talking point and the story behind it.

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    Just clean it up.. Fill the brain cavity with car bog and couple of self tappers in unobtrusive place.. Should hold it sweet as..

    I am a hunter, I hunt without apology or guilt...

 

 

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