Testa's Taxidermy Tips: Acetate Profiles

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[LordRusty]

Another nice video, and a great tip!!!! But I must add ... that foal mannikin is for a much younger foal than in your photo, Chuck. Bear that in mind. Smaller, younger, Equines are more wonky in the legs than they are as they develop. Later, they tend to stand straighter, and can walk, trot, and run with much more grace than they did when they were younger. It's not that the mannikin is "wrong" per say, as much as it is simply, a younger more 'wobbly' foal. Remember Thumper in "Bambi" ... "Kinda wobbly, ain't he?" That's all ...

[WVChad]

Great tip Chuck. Another way that you go above and beyond. Thanks for sharing.

[Rogerswildlifetaxidermy]

Love the video's Chuck! It's great you shear your tips and knowledge with others .

[budman]

Very nice sir
Looking outside the box thanks for taking the time to share

[karencline]

How do I alter a upright form to work as a semi upright? Thanks

[dannellpowell]

The foal in question is my foal, I was told the foal was four days old when it died. Chuck did exactly right.

[mr.mccheesy]

Sup man I've been here since 2013 im back dawg

[paulhendrix]

Feels nice to be one of the first commenters.

[cowelk]

This is one of the biggest tips the old man tries to teach!