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2008-12-21 11:57 pm (UTC)
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Well thank you!
The front edge of the wings are wired to keep them from flopping down his back. You can see the loop of the wire (and a thread end I forgot to clip) in the last pic.
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Date: 2008-12-21 11:57 pm (UTC)The front edge of the wings are wired to keep them from flopping down his back. You can see the loop of the wire (and a thread end I forgot to clip) in the last pic.