2440 grams of aluminum bronze - enough for 16 more skulls.
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5 comments:
You should print and then cast a life size Chupa memorial bronze
I would love to...but that is a bit beyond my abilities at this time.
You do beautiful work John- I just received my 'killing claws' and 'sugar skull'. I look forward to collecting more of you art. Thanks
Photo of my new- 'Sugar Skull' with 'Killer Claw' horns. by John
the possibilities are endless. :)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vzGTflDJccyMKrWf6D7DHCGQU4ssThbQ/view?usp=sharing
Thanks <>...
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