used some M-seal fast hardening putty to fuse the two broken ends together
the skeleton is a bit bent though.. so one of the back legs doesn't touch the ground .. but its ok.. atleast its all standing now.
in hindsight: wish i'd used white m-seal.. would have looked better :(
read the previous post for the story on how it broke.
more about this wonderous plumbing and crafts solution- M-seal here.
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Anonymous writes:Wow...Nice post...Very informative topic...waiting for your next blog post.Good day!!James Makker Neurosurgeon
Originally posted by James Makker Neurosurgeon:Very informative topic...waiting for your next blog post er... ok.. thanks i guess
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Hmm..ok. Well i showed it to my vet and he said it was the only solution.. Thanks anyway. But seriously, do you guys even read the bloody posts you comment on!?!
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