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I’ve been working on him, as well as my tulkun and ikran sculptures, for months now. Original patterns for all 3 are from @noa.davId on instagram. I edited them a lot, especially this one, to make them my own. This included sculpting on heads/faces/eyes and a lot of small details. The original patterns had led lights working into them, but I opted for glow-in-the-dark paint since if the lights were incorporated they wouldn’t be able to be replaced when they go out. Materials are cardboard, paper, masking tape, paper towels, pva glue, model magic air dry clay, fake eyes, acrylic paint, and mod podge. +Bonus unfinished tulkun and ikran at the end

I came here last week asking for help as I found out very suddenly that I needed my GED to get a job that wouldn’t accept my homeschool diploma. Despite some hurdles and roadblocks I passed! You guys were great, keep up the good work

Fridge is an LG. We came home yesterday to water leaking out of the bottom of the fridge. I thought it was the condenser, but after pulling out the fridge the water was definitely coming from the front and not the back. I freezer drawer to this, ice machine also wasn’t making more ice. How do I go about finding the problem and fixing it?

All Salamanders were found on the Tallulah River in Northeast Georgia. I’m mostly curious about the 2 adults, I figure the babies might be too small to tell. Thank you!

Title. I found it in a river in northeast GA up a mountain. I thought it was a rock at first but it had a texture more like plastic. It was around the size of a walnut, not attached to anything and smooth all over. It cracked easily, but the skin was a flexible and a little leathery. It reminded me of a reptile egg. The fluid inside was a little thinner than heavy cream and had no smell.