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Stunt bodies not only need to look realistic, they also need to move realistically -not to mention endure violence far beyond what our own bodies are capable of.

Due to its combination of durability, elasticity and realistic translucency, Silicone rubber has become a very successful material for heads, hands and any other exposed skin. Soft urethane foams work well for body parts that are covered with clothing. Depending on applications, the armature (bones) and moving joints of the bodies can be made of anything from pvc plumbing pipe and fittings to heavy duty, welded steel and/or aluminum.

Stunt bodies can either be made posable - usually easiest with internal flexible aluminum wire holing the parts in position- or they can be left loose, for falls and impacts. When left loose, the strategic placement of bungee cords give more convincing snap and bounce when the limbs are in motion. next

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