Cheers, guys! Thanks for the backup!

I like Takuan's idea! Way to use one's imagination...that's the whole point of making these ( well besides just because it's really fun). I like to see people construct their own interpretations and stories behind things like this. Very cool!

Haha! Thanks for the honesty MooFoo! I do like the idea of making something that actually works or moves..i think you have an excellent point. But I must admit my skill doesnt really reach into the realm of engineering or building a working steam engine or motorized object ;) I just wanted to make something pretty to hang on the wall *shrug*

LOL GomerIS...woah, what was that? Turn off the computer and take a long walk. It's going to be okay, pal! :) I'm just having fun and doing something that makes me happy. Get a grip indeed!

Woah, COOL i got boinged again! Thanks guys! Haha, yeah Inox busted me....i didnt cut that rivet because I kinda like the stem intact...the more metal the better, right ;) Good eye though!

The skulls are actually replica skulls painted and adorned with gears and screws. I will have a couple more coming up, I still have a coyote and a cougar that need attention so check back soon! Lots more steamy mech skull goodness on the way :)

Again thanks for posting my stuff on here guys!

Hey Cory and Matt!
I can't thank you enough for posting my costume. What a great Halloween treat! I wish you could see it in action, the best I can do is post a link to the werewolf blog which has a youtube video on there.

http://www.missmonsterwerewolf.blogspot.com/

I do hope that the tutorial sparks a horde of homemade werewolf costumes next halloween.

Thank you again, and have a wonderful HOWL-OWEEN!

-missmonster