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Possum-inator (Dial-up warning)In case you were wondering what my competition entry was, it's an electroplated possum skull from my friend Ralph's place.
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I liked the comp entry, but I was a bit puzzled or maybe intrigued by what it was, and how it fitted into the opposites theme.
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I'm also glad you photographed it with your clothes ON. (Unlike the famous Ebay kettle photo.)
Steve.
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It's very hard to photograph with an entirely manual lens and not much light... I'll say that.
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Ahhh hah!
I thought that's what it was!! ![]() Looks just like my electroplated Jack Russell skull (or soon to be if he doesn't stop barking...are you listening Toby?) Last edited by Manta on Mon Feb 27, 2006 6:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Simon
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OK... I'll bite... HOW on earth do you electroplate a skull??? I thought you could only electroplate things that conduct electricity...
Cheers, John
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You can get anything electroplated.
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