Pivot Point Of Ventriloquist Figure Mouth – Part 2

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Yesterday I wrote a blog about the pivot point of a ventriloquist figure’s mouth and Bill Matthews asked for a picture or diagram.

Our good friend Greg Claassen (author of McElroy Magic) sent us this page out of his book to share with everyone.

Thanks, Greg for sharing this information.

Dan
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2 Responses to Pivot Point Of Ventriloquist Figure Mouth – Part 2

  1. Leigh W. Basthemer says:

    Thanks Dan for the McElroy pivot pic. I want to get their book as soon as i can. I am a vent figure maker and have Brose’s book but i had two figures made before i got his book, and those figures i put on hold cuz i was having trouble with the axis of the jaw.
    Oh and how about that picture of the door hinge Marshall used for his slot jaws?

  2. Wes says:

    Hello Dan & Steve, Happy New Year. I plan on starting a wooden head within the next couple of weeks. I appreciate the tip on the jaw movement. One of the problems i had with the mache head i made was the gap under the chin. I am wondering about other resources that might be out there. I appreciate your advise.
    thanks
    wes

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