Help ID a head.
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Pep C Strebeck
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Help ID a head.
I know that I have seen one before, but I do not remember the name/maker. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Help ID a head.
"Leapin Lizard" comes to mind.
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Re: Help ID a head.
Does look like a lizard head. But no salamander on top.
Could it be what the lizard head was copied from? is there evidence of the lizard ground off?
Show a picture of the combustion chamber side.
Could it be what the lizard head was copied from? is there evidence of the lizard ground off?
Show a picture of the combustion chamber side.
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Re: Help ID a head.
Yapp lizard head. Approach with caution.