Eons Woolly Mammoth articulation and parts breakdown
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Finally a Company who does Articulated Mammals.
Keep up the Great Work.
The wooly mammoth is exquisite! I’m glad you are continuing to expand the types of beasts (even when they aren’t broad enough, species-wise, for a kickstarter wave! I have only one small request, which I hope doesn’t offend you as a sculptor, perhaps give the shoulder joints a bit extra “gap” so that they don’t scrape the mammoth’s side (you favor sculpt over articulation range (which is fantastic!), but I can foresee the mammoth becoming a “statue with joints” without some excess allowance for the mechanics). And yes!!! I believe this will be my first articulated mammoth, ever!!!! (Haha, Playmobil has a mammoth whose upper-jaw and head can pivot upward to open the mouth and a trunk that can elevate on a single hinge, but that hardly counts! I am thrilled!!!