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Body Frames

The Shoe Fairy

The Shoe Fairy

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I've been pondering this for some time now, but I want to know what the puppetry forum thinks of internal frames on puppet builds. I have several puppet-making projects coming up and I need some general opinions on such frames inside puppet bodies.
Thanks in advance guys :big_grin:
 
TheCreatureWork

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Frames? Do you mean boneing? Or are you building large "full body" puppets that require more support inside?
 
The Shoe Fairy

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Nothing full body, just live hands that I don't want to appear "floppy".
 
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