you need to adjust the placement of the horn on the
servo. Once all the parts are placed, it should look like
Figure 20.
Get Your Head in the
Game!
When I am connecting the skull to a body, I have
found the easiest method is to use 1/2” PVC and a couple
of connectors and washers (Figure 21 and Figure 22). I
solidify things with a couple of easily accessible screws to
hold things tight. This makes a solid connection that can
be easily undone if needed.
Another option is to use a long threaded rod with a
■ FIGURE 25. My favorite colors.
■ FIGURE 22. Completed
talking skull set to entertain!
■ FIGURE 21. A couple of washers
and some PVC parts provide the
mounting point. ■ FIGURE 23. Adding plastic wrap to
take it up a notch.
■ FIGURE 24. Look at all that great texture!
September 2017 47
I would like to
take this opportunity
to thank my son,
Bryan Koci for his
hard work in
producing the pictures
for the cover.
Unfortunately, you
only get to see a
single sample from
the many fantastic
images he took. Bryan
owns a successful
photography
company (Red Tie
Photography), as well
as works as the Media
and Marketing
Manager at Whissel
Realty. His expertise
helps to bring my
creations to life and
allows me to share
them with you (see
Resources).
