Positioning the "soul patch" on the freshly repainted surfer-dude.
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Interesting view into the workings of the head. I like the linkage for the mouth, rather than a pully arrangement. However I don't understand the extra strings on the springs on the self centering eyes. The ones that are ancored inside the head.
ReplyDeleteThe self-centering setup was different from anything I'd seen before. The extra strings were simply anchors to keep the springs from pulling the eyes past center on their return.
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