Surgery stuff in Norfolk
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Surgery stuff in Norfolk
Couple of surgery shots from our show last weekend in Norfolk.....
Firstly, a nice 'post-spurty' shot, making the first major incision.
Firstly, a nice 'post-spurty' shot, making the first major incision.
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Aaaaand a nice close up, retracting hooks in place, just before we role him over to give the audience a better look 

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Tried various different bloods over the years, shop bought and home made and this one (Grima's 'A') is the best in terms of flow (glucose or corn syrup based ones don't 'spurt' well enough) and overall colour. More realistic, darker ones just don't look 'bloody' enough according to the MOPs. I do sometimes mix some coffee granules in with it though, to thicken and darken slightly.
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Wonder if he was related to the guy in Poland who thought he could cure his toothache by putting a gun in his mouth and shooting it out. He won that year's Darwin Award.El gone to Cid wrote:Ex girlfriend went on a course for the mountain rescue she does and one picture they showed her was a guy with his jaw blown off. Apparently, he had put a banger in his mouth for a bet. ROFL. Wish I could have seen that.
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I like the way Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall is eyeing up his next meal.
Nice shots Matt.
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Nice shots Matt.
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Sounds like a good idea to me!Medicus Matt wrote:Workshop?
Happy to I guess, if there was enough demand for it. Somewhere like one of David's shows might be the most sensible option. Depends on how people feel about handling raw meat and getting covered in fake blood though
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hmmmm splatter times are here again
Hi there,
Like the shots Matt! I'm mostly doing 15th cent surgeon so nice inspiration there! Do you have a pump thing under the patient for the old spurt effect? I've only done dry stuff so far and no blood n guts-eager to learn though!
Andy
Like the shots Matt! I'm mostly doing 15th cent surgeon so nice inspiration there! Do you have a pump thing under the patient for the old spurt effect? I've only done dry stuff so far and no blood n guts-eager to learn though!
Andy
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