Taxidermy Comprising the Skinning Stuffing And Mounting of Birds Mammals a
Taxidermy Comprising the Skinning Stuffing And Mounting of Birds Mammals a
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Then the wire is taken in the right hand and forced through the body for some distance, the skin being pushed downwards out of the way. With the round-nose pliers (Fig. 3, p. 11) the pointed end is bent at right angles, and then bent again so that the point enters the body. A strong, steady pull is now given to this wire, the body being held firmly with the left hand, until the whole of the returning piece is fixed tightly. A reference to Fig. 17, p. 26, should make this clear. Now lift up the ...bird by this leg and see if all is firm. There should not be the slightest sign of a shake. Nothing more must be done until this is quite firm. Now attend to the other leg, and again test it. Lift up the skin into place again, and pro- 28 TAXIDERMY.
ceed with the finishing. The legs must be bent downwards and forwards. In many stuffed birds it will be seen that the legs are too far back. This is a very great, but a very common, fault. The op- posite fault, having the legs too far forward, is very rarely seen, and beginners will do well to aim for it t first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the wire is taken in the right hand and forced through the body for some distance, the skin being pushed downwards out of the way. With the round-nose pliers (Fig. 3, p. 11) the pointed end is bent at right angles, and then bent again so that the point enters the body. A strong, steady pull is now given to this wire, the body being held firmly with the left hand, until the whole of the returning piece is fixed tightly. A reference to Fig. 17, p. 26, should make this clear. Now lift up the ...bird by this leg and see if all is firm. There should not be the slightest sign of a shake. Nothing more must be done until this is quite firm. Now attend to the other leg, and again test it. Lift up the skin into place again, and pro- 28 TAXIDERMY.
ceed with the finishing. The legs must be bent downwards and forwards. In many stuffed birds it will be seen that the legs are too far back. This is a very great, but a very common, fault. The op- posite fault, having the legs too far forward, is very rarely seen, and beginners will do well to aim for it t first.
What to read after Taxidermy Comprising the Skinning Stuffing And Mounting of Birds Mammals a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck to read onlineMoreLess
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