I started shaping the hard foam to accommodate the K&S armature sections. This is always the messiest part of the project for me. I know that in a weeks time I'll still be finding foam dust in my tool box. The piece of foam in the photo directly below will hold the pelvis of the armature.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhRw3yjykbXahuuXNPMHaXlor3UYebkxuixG2-uNv5pBqFwgh-DEE9B-vp4eiUvgiANn2Vowz92dfSU7nH4Q4_BP58ajRG3Sc9M_JlIE7YZJrYdQ2vqBIkyu0DEDmIaM8EAHwXqG6-400dy/s640/P1060377.JPG)
The piece of foam in the photo below will hold the torso section of the armature. I managed to break the foam during my first attempt so I had to re think how the K&S would sit inside the foam and what you see below is the second attempt.
I still need to shape the outside of the foam to give it a softer/friendlier shape. As you can see below the K&S fits quite snugly into the foam, all I need to do now is glue it into place.
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