#skeletal articulation

[crowchucktaxidermy]

female sparrowhawk in a stalking pose 😍 she was so much fun to articulate. she has gone home to her finder!

[[i live in the UK. all birds i own are legal to own. all have been taken lawfully or were found after natural death. this bird was done for a client and is not for sale]]

[datgreenmonstah]

Finally done with the rattlesnake skeleton articulation, after yrs of sitting as a pile of bones I had since 2012 I finally put it together.

Wasn’t in the best shape as the person who dispatched it used a shotgun, plus I’m assuming I lost some over the yrs of moving around, but it’s finally done. I’ve had to replace some of the missing parts using wire. But it’s finally done!

I hope you like him, he came all the way from the outskirts of Amarillo tx and was a male diamondback rattlesnake, and my first ever skeletal articulation!

Im thinking of naming him Jake after the infamous rattlesnake Jake

Anyway enjoy!

[victorianvampyr]

Here’s a duck skeletal articulation I put together!

[birbbones]

WIP's of some birds I'm articulating. European Common buzzard, Eurasin Kestrel, Tawny owl and Barn Owl (Bops legal in the UK)

[quaddie]

My angel passed away in the summer and I chose to have her skeleton cleaned and articulated. I can't express enough how excited I am to see her.

Processing and articulation were done by Dalton and Asia of OddArticulations!! I'd highly recommend them if you're interested in having a pet memorial made

[jaketeachesdeath]

*Edit* Theres ANOTHER major mistake I missed cause Im fucking useless

Another Sparrow complete and one we're pretty proud of.

Unfortunately we took photos then realised there was a mistake, can you spot it? But crisis averted and it is safely on the Sparrow Tree 3.0.

This particular Sparrow was a cat kill with various bits of damage to the skull, sternum and broken legs.

This ones head is also removable giving a degree of movement to the pose.

Im glad Al finally had the confidence to pick it up again. This is the first time everything has gone nearly to plan. Not one single broken rib or lost bone in the process of building the ribcage, no bones glued to fingers. Its a little overwhelming to see the progress

12/08/24

[dead-dogs-still-fetch]

Progress!

Major progress has been made with finally assembling the limbs together. Having some major issues with the spine though, it's obvious now that we didn't bend it into the right position at the beginning. We bent it to the best of our abilities and for right now it's still very wonky, you may notice the string holding the pose in place.

He's going to be a bit of a awkward fox but I think I did pretty well for a 1st attempt. His ribs and tail still need to be added.

I have to fly back to school tomorrow so I am depressed to say the project is going to be on pause for the time being.

[marbledwhite]

Nvm, I figured it out myself and decided to share my newfound knowledge in the form of a badly drawn but easy to understand guide. So, enjoy

"Where do the ribs go?? An illustrated guide" Shown are cat bones but it probably works for things with similar skeletal structures as well