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Crocodile mounts
18 February 2011, 19:29
505 gibbsCrocodile mounts
Need some ideas for Crocodile mount, let's see them all, rug, european, partial, lifesize...
18 February 2011, 21:53
butchlocmine is a lifesize 12' grabbing onto a lifesize bushpig. i'd post a pict. but photobucket has my account all messed up. i've seen them both lifesize and rug mounted on wall & floor, european ones just didn't turn my crank at all. regardless of how you do it, it's going take up a lot of room.
18 February 2011, 23:06
Equinsu OchaBrad
I recall a pic of Dave Fulson's croc posted on here awhile back.. Wildlife Gallery mounted it, IIRC..
It was L/S, swimming head-down.. wall mounted as to not take up any floorspace. Looked great.
See if you can dig up the archive. You will like the mount.
19 February 2011, 00:12
505 gibbsquote:
mine is a lifesize 12' grabbing onto a lifesize bushpig. i'd post a pict. but photobucket has my account all messed up. i've seen them both lifesize and rug mounted on wall & floor, european ones just didn't turn my crank at all. regardless of how you do it, it's going take up a lot of room.
email to nyati42@gmail.com / I will post it as well if you want.
19 February 2011, 05:27
bwananelsoni have a life size alligator at 13 1/2 feet not a croc but just as mean
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19 February 2011, 05:48
505 gibbsquote:
i have a life size alligator at 13 1/2 feet not a croc but just as mean
so let's see it, I'm trying to get some ideas here.
19 February 2011, 08:12
jwmI can't locate the picture, but I saw a truly unique mount of a crocodile that utilized just the head, embedded in a plate of brownish plastic (epoxy?) to simulate the croc floating in dirty water with just the top of its head visible. The sheet was made into a coffee table with the head in the centre.
Hard to describe, but it looked much better than it sounds.
John
19 February 2011, 10:06
Frostbitquote:
Originally posted by jwm:
I can't locate the picture, but I saw a truly unique mount of a crocodile that utilized just the head, embedded in a plate of brownish plastic (epoxy?) to simulate the croc floating in dirty water with just the top of its head visible. The sheet was made into a coffee table with the head in the centre.
Hard to describe, but it looked much better than it sounds.
John
It's in the thread link posted by Scottyboy above.
19 February 2011, 10:32
jwmquote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
It's in the thread link posted by Scottyboy above.
Thanks, yes, that's the one.
Great mount, isn't it?
19 February 2011, 23:13
Frostbitquote:
Originally posted by jwm:
quote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
It's in the thread link posted by Scottyboy above.
Thanks, yes, that's the one.
Great mount, isn't it?
Showed my wife and she thought it should have a motor so when people sat down to eat the mouth opened.

20 February 2011, 05:25
Steve Ahrenberg505,
I did this one (14') just lying on the floor, Crocs are hard to display and expensive to mount (full). I am building a new room and am going to try and incorporate this one over the top of the bar somehow.
Steve
Formerly "Nganga"
20 February 2011, 13:04
fairgameSteve pour a few wheel barrows of sand on that nice carpet of yours for the finished effect.
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21 February 2011, 19:59
Sevensquote:
Originally posted by fairgame:
Steve pour a few wheel barrows of sand on that nice carpet of yours for the finished effect.
Steve, I had the same idea as fairgame except for your bar. You could build the back of the bar protruding from the wall a little bit then make a sand bar at about a 45 degree angle so your croc can be seen by everyone sitting below.
Kind of like
this, but swap the leopard for your croc.
22 February 2011, 03:40
sandyhunterBrush Country had one on display at SCI that was coming out the water to grab a nest-raiding hyena -- pretty cool. I've got a fuzzy picture on my phone and will try to upload it later. Here's their site:
www.brushcountrystudios.com26 February 2011, 00:45
Dave FulsonWildlife gallery did mine. My favorite mount.See it on their website.
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You should check with smarterthanu. I hear he is a pretty good taxidermist.
01 March 2011, 07:29
ragsxdgood mount