Chinese Funeral Dolls

[Marc Lizer]

The finished item (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%207.jpg)
The frames without the Dolls (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%206.jpg)
Sliding the brass tube cover off (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%205.jpg)
So you can see what is actually holding them up. (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%204.jpg)
And futher . . . (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%203.jpg)
Ta Da. That's what's under there! (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%202.jpg)
Just final shot of the finihsed product with the frames on point. (http://www.home.earthlink.net/~spcldlxe/GDF/dolls%201.jpg)

Feel free to make comments.

[D_Derbonne]

Great pictures, Marc!
Thanks for sharing them with us.

[CharlesL]

Great work Marc. I continue to be impressed with your craftsmanship! Photography ain't bad, either!

[Jana]

Neato! Thanks.

[Marc Lizer]

I'm surprised that no one asked about the rods going into the dolls.

No questions of how I made the holes in the dolls.

Or what glue I used to glue the pole into the doll.

OK, so I did neither, but I still expected someone to ask if it met aestetic and preservation standards, or at least ideals.

I also expected a question about the plexi box on top, or if there was one.

Oh well. graemlins/shrug.gif

[Marc Lizer]

My server is happy now. No more boken pix.