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    Mannequin stand; any tips and trics ?

    Hi Guys,

    A lot of mannequins that are displayed on this forum seem to stand on there own. Are there any tips how to safely display an fully equiped mannequin ? For example a steel wire around the mannequin and connected to the back wall ? Or perhaps......... Any tips would be appreciated .

    Jac
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    mannequins,

    Originally posted by The Jackal View Post
    Hi Guys,

    A lot of mannequins that are displayed on this forum seem to stand on there own. Are there any tips how to safely display an fully equiped mannequin ? For example a steel wire around the mannequin and connected to the back wall ? Or perhaps......... Any tips would be appreciated .

    Jac

    All my mannequins lean, in some way or the other, against the wall, I have tried to make them stand on there own in the past but the risks, especially having my little daughter around and I think you know what I mean Jacco my friend having kids of your own, is to big and it occurred to me a couple of times that a mannequin actually fell down, sometimes taking one or two other mannequins with him.

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      #3
      Maybee this can help.
      http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=203371

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        #4
        Thanks for the reply's sofar.

        Yes Meindert, the risks having kids around are to great so I am looking for a nice way safe way of securing the mannequin. But before figuring it out myself there must be a forummember who found an perfect solution for this 'problem' ....

        Jac

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          save,

          Originally posted by The Jackal View Post
          Thanks for the reply's sofar.

          Yes Meindert, the risks having kids around are to great so I am looking for a nice way safe way of securing the mannequin. But before figuring it out myself there must be a forummember who found an perfect solution for this 'problem' ....

          Jac
          If you want a complete save way to display your mannequin, than you should tie your kids up instead of the mannequin.

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            #6
            The No.# 2 cut has worked well for me also. You'll often have to cut off a little bit of heel too. They sometimes wont fit through the ankle section of a stiff upper officer's boot. Living here in So Cal, where we have earthquakes from time to time, I've also opted to anchor them to a wall. With 100 lb. test fishing line, it's not noticable, at all...
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              #7
              Even here where the anchor had to be placed above a window, makes the display very secure.
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                Hi Johann,

                Simpel and very nice solution !! Thanks for this great tip .

                Jac

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