
Liquid Scales is the latest acrylic medium formulated and blended by Jeff Lumsden to replicate the natural colors and brilliance found specifically in fish scales with an amazing and consistent ease of application! Liquid Scales are best applied before any sealers or glosses have been used. They have a smooth creamy consistency yet fluid enough to load a fine artists brush easily, and can also flow through an airbrush! They can be thinned down with water to any consistency for a lighter reflective effect or base layer. Whether for taxidermy or reproduction mounts, Liquid Scales offer the fish artist a wide variety of applications and easy to use natural shimmering colors and shades. Starting with a very solid bright silver, four shades of lustrous golds, all six radiant pearl colors and concluding with a beautiful silvery white pearl. Click here for more information.




Krowtann 2000 and Krowtann Whitetail Formula
Krowtann 2000 Instructions
WASCO is proud to offer this amazing new tanning solution that is sweeping the industry. Enthusiastically endorsed by National Champion taxidermists Rick Carter, Don Stevens, and Brian Harness, Krowtann 2000 is so easy to use that it is virtually error-proof. No salting, no pH checks and no oiling is required to produce an excellent mountable tanned skin. It's as easy as 1-2-3! Just rough flesh the hide, mix the Krowtann solution with water and salt and submerge the skin for 3 to 4 days, neutralize with baking soda, and do the final fleshing. The skin is now ready to mount immediately, or be frozen for mounting later. That's it! Krowtann produces a stretchy white leather which mounts beautifully for maximum detail. The 32 oz. container of Krowtann 2000 will effectively tan 4 large deer capes or 8 lifesize bobcat skins. Instructions included. The new Whitetail Formula contains an additional softening agent which makes the skin more pliable.

New Largemouth Bass DVD Set
Join acclaimed fish taxidermist Dennis Murawska in this new comprehensive, professionally produced 3 DVD series. Dennis demonstrates everything you need to know about largemouth bass taxidermy in this master class, from field care and skinning, all the way to finishing and painting. Nothing is left out and all procedures are fully explained and demonstrated in clear, professional close-up videography. Whether you are a beginner just starting out or a full-time professional, this video series will be beneficial to you and improve your bass mounting techniques.
Now Available in DVD Format
Cat-Head Biscuits & Squirrel Stew by George Roof
WASCO is proud to offer this noteworthy book from frequent Taxidermy Net Forums contributor George Roof. "Cat-Head Biscuits & Squirrel Stew" is an action-packed anthology of hunting stories from the lowlands of South Carolina to the Rocky Mountains. Acclaimed by taxidermists and hunters alike, this book is filled with exciting adventures and down-home humor. Paperback: 224 pages.
Fin Magic from Epo-Grip
Fin Magic is a reinforced translucent fin reproduction adhesive designed to produce strong, flexible cast fins for the taxidermist without the mess. Fin Magic is a ready to use product that can be easily tinted, providing application flexibility not previously found in other methods fin reproduction. To use, coat fin replica mold with an appropriate release material. Mix equal portions of Fin Magic sides A & B until a uniform consistency is obtained. Apply Fin Magic to each side of fin mold and clamp sides securely until cure occurs in approximately 12 to 15 minutes. After curing separate mold halves, remove the Fin Magic reproduction, and trim to desired size and shape. See full directions with a step-by-step article in Breakthrough Magazine issue 83 (Summer 2006).
New Wild Boar Reference Photo Set
Live wild boar reference photo album from the research pen of 2005 World Champion taxidermist Andy Nimmons. The most commonly requested details are captured and clearly visible in this set of 12 big 4" x 6" color prints. These photos are a great addition to any reference collection. Includes close-ups of eyes, nose, mouth and ears in a handy vinyl photo album. Order number RP101. At the low price of only $14.95, you can't afford NOT to have this reference set if you mount boar.
New Sizes of Jeff Lumsden's
Still Life Rainbow Trout Mannikins
Created with soft natural "S" curves, and sculpted with precise anatomy, World Champion fish taxidermist Jeff Lumsden's new incredible line of Still Life rainbow trout manikins are now available! Your trout skins will fit these forms like nothing else you've ever used, and will look incredibly lifelike when you're finished! Jeff has an enormous collection of reference data from thousands of specimens to insure that this new line is more accurate, user friendly and very affordable! This is clearly the finest rainbow trout mannikin line ever offered to the taxidermy industry. The superb anatomy provides details you could never accomplish by carving a body from a block of foam. Your rainbow mounts will be better than ever while you save a tremendous amount of time in the mounting process! Jeff has made a career out of his outstanding trout mounts, which have won Best of Category at state, regional, national, and World competitions -- and now you can take advantage of his talent. These mannikins can be used with either natural or artificial heads. They are available for fish weighing 3 to 6 pounds. Click here for current availability.
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Code Description S.W. Price
CT232 32 fl. oz. 3 lb. 15.95

Brand New!
Open-Mouth Wild Boar
Taxidermy Instructional DVD
Wild Boar Shoulder Mount: A to Z with Rick Carter
WASCO's first studio instructional DVD features the nation's top wild boar expert, Rick Carter of Georgia. Remastered from one of the best taxidermy videotapes ever offered, Rick clearly demonstrates the ENTIRE procedure for mounting an open-mouth wild boar shoulder mount. From skinning to finishing, absolutely nothing is left out. This video will easily pay for itself in saved time with the first boar you mount after watching it.
This DVD includes new bonus features available for the first time, including full chapter indexing so you can quickly access sections of the program, complete digital mastering for pristine video clarity and color, deleted scenes, and a bonus audio commentary track featuring Rick Carter and Ken Edwards.
Rick Carter is the acclaimed sculptor of the best-selling line of boar mannikins in the world, and has won the NTA's "Taxidermist of the Year" honors an unprecedented TWO times with wild boar mounts. In this new two-hour video, he presents his techniques for the first time, demonstrating commercial taxidermy methods for creating a top-quality mount.
Rick demonstrates the entire skinning and fleshing procedure, including tips for removing the shield easily. This comprehensive video also shows Rick's complete in-house tanning procedure, two ear mounting methods (Bondo and earliners), two nose mounting methods (natural and artificial), as well as mannikin preparation, mounting, open-mouth work, grooming, and finishing. This seminar is packed with so much useful information that you'll want to watch it several times. Recorded in the WASCO Studio. Color. NTSC. Approximate running time: 2:00. Catalog number: DVD269. Price: 21.95 plus shipping.
DVD269 Wild Boar Shoulder Mount: A to Z with Rick Carter . . . . 21.95
DVD269 Chapters:
1. Boar Characteristics
2. Tusks and Whets
3. Inspection/Measuring
4. Skinning the Muzzle
5. Skinning the Eyes
6. Test Fitting
7. Rough Fleshing
8. Splitting Lips/Nose
9. Turning the Ears
10. Fleshing the Face
11. Salting the Skin
12. Pickle and Tanning
13. Sewing Holes
14. Oiling and Washing
15. Mannikin Preparation
16. Installing Artificial Parts
17. Eye Setting
18. Using Earliners
19. The Bonded Ear Method
20. Using the Real Nose
21. Mounting Procedure
22. Tucking the Lips
23. Tucking the Eyelids
24. Mounting Day Two
25. Finishing Prep
26. Epoxy Filler Work
27. Finish Painting
28. Conclusion
29. DVD Credits

DVD620|
DVD620 Chapters: 1. Welcome 2. National Anthem 3. Many Thanks 4. Meet the Judges 5. All Are Winners 6. Distant Travellers 7. Novice Awards 8. Best of Category 9. Fish Carving Inter. 10. Fish Carving Open |
11. Seminar Instructors 12. Pre-Sculpture 13. Live Sculpture 14. Competitors' Choice 15. Best Fish Carvings 16. Collective Artists 17. Dave Luke's Dream 18. Best Re-Creation 19. Best Reptile 20. Best Mixed Group 21. Best Mammal |
22. Best Reproduction 23. Best Fish 24. Best Bird 25. Best Waterfowl 26. Best Gamehead 27. Best Whitetail 28. Master of Masters 29. Akeley Award 30. Best of Show 31. Competitors Prof. 32. Competitors Master |
DVD622|
DVD622 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Eye Setting 3. Clay in Front of Eyes 4. The Lip Slot 5. Clay Behind Eyes 6. Earliners 7. Hide Preparation 8. Hide Paste 9. Mounting |
10. Eye Mounting 11. Nose Mounting 12. Tucking the Lips 13. Lower Lip 14. Skin Adjustment 15. Earbutts Part 1 16. Sewing the Scalp 17. Earbutts Part 2 18. Antler Pedicles 19. Deer Numbers |
20. Needle and Thread 21. Measurements 22. Hide Paste Part 2 23. Aluminum Screen 24. Ear Adjustment 25. Tear Ducts 26. Screening 27. Finishing 28. Carding Ears 29. DVD Credits |
DVD623|
DVD623 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Why Compete? 3. Appraising Your Skills 4. Improving Your Skills 5. Specimen Selection 6. Measurements 7. Molding the Head 8. Carving the Body 9. The Miniature Sketch 10. Setting up the Pose 11. Carcass Casting |
12. Composition 13. Using Critiques 14. The Rule of Three 15. Multiple Views 16. Eye Choices 17. Jaw Sets 18. Earliners 19. Nose Casts 20. Prefinishing 21. Assembly 22. Tanning 23. Mod Podge |
24. Habitat Bases 25. Final Grooming 26. Cabinet Work 27. Room Placement 28. Other Entries 29. Judges 30. Other Shows 31. Score Sheets 32. Technical vs. Art 33. Responsibility 34. Friendships 35. DVD Credits |
DVD624|
DVD624 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Hair Slippage 3. Skinnning 4. Salting 5. Acid Pickle 6. Long Term Storage 7. Rehydration 8. Time In Pickle 9. Fleshing 10. Nose Skin Prep 11. Ear Skin Prep |
12. Lip Skin Prep 13. Whisker Prep 14. Foot Pads & Toes 15. Wire Wheel Heat 16. Washing Out Blood 17. Tanning Oil 18. Washing 19. Formic Prep Work 20. Tuck Slots 21. Nose Prep 22. Lip Slots 23. Ears |
24. Eyes 25. Tail 26. Toes 27. Eye Modeling 28. Reference 29. Form Prep 30. Preset Ears 31. Stitching 32. Drying Time 33. Skin Wrinkles 34. School Info 35. DVD Credits |
DVD625|
DVD625 Chapters: 1. Rules & Regulations 2. Skinning 3. Skin Preparation 4. Fleshing Wheel 5. Tumbling Media 6. Using Patterns 7. Wrapping the Body 8. Wrapping Breasts 9. Wrapping Thighs 10. Buildling the Neck 11. Neck Positions |
12. Tracing the Bird 13. Neck Anatomy 14. Wings and Legs 15. Mount Assembly 16. Wing Wiring 17. Leg Wiring 18. Broken Bones 19. Wrapping a Head 20. Setting Eyes 21. Making Cheeks 22. Final Assembly 23. Support Rod |
24. Glue and Caulking 25. Sewing the Breast 26. Sewing the Head 27. Mounting Stand 28. Tail Wiring 29. Injectiuon Fluid 30. Eye Setting 31. Wing Carding 32. Standing Pose 33. Sewing Up 34. Leg Attachments 35. DVD Credits |
DVD626|
DVD626 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Painting Equipment 3. Finish Work 4. Mounting Techniques 5. Sealer 6. White 7. Silver Pearl 8. Reference Photos 9. Yellow 10. Dark Bass Green |
11. Competition Tips 12. Red 13. Hiding the Seam 14. Shimmering Gold 15. Black 16. Spots Above 17. Spots Below 18. Head Spots 19. Transparency Illusion 20. The Black Line 21. Opercle Patterns |
22. Black Shading 23. Yellow Spots 24. Black Again 25. Scale Tipping 26. Cleaning Eyes 27. Silver Tipping 28. Tweaking Colors 29. Rebuilding the Lips 30. Dorsal Incision 31. Competition Gills 32. DVD Credits |
DVD633|
DVD633 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Test Fitting 3. Head Alterations 4. Plaster/Vermiculite 5. Prepping the Tail 6. Mounting the Tail 7. Cut Hide Charges 8. Face Thinning 9. Head Preparation |
10. Attaching the Head 11. Claws and Feet 12. Foam Shaping 13. Sewing the Feet 14. Eye Setting 15. Claying the Face 16. Claying the Feet 17. Epoxy Earliners 18. Hide Paste 19. Aligning the Skin |
20. Tail Attachment 21. Eyelid Tucking 22. Tail Transition 23. Skin Wrinkles 24. Nose Mounting 25. Jawset Installation 26. Claying the Muzzle 27. Tucking the Lips 28. DVD Credits |
DVD634|
DVD634 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Sculpting/Taxidermy 3. Start Small 4. Original Sculpture 5. Silicone Rubber 6. Types of Clays 7. Smoothing Clay 8. Mixing RTV 9. RTV Definition 10. The First Coat 11. Parting Lines |
12. Mold Flanges 13. Foundry Pricing 14. Foundry Time 15. Types of Wax 16. Flange Gaps 17. A Hot Mix 18. Mold Jacket 19. Cutting Through 20. Bronze Thickness 21. Heating Wax 22. Marketability 23. Separators |
24. First Wax Layer 25. Metal Chasing 26. Wax Reinforcement 27. Wax Pouring 28. Antler Tips 29. Two-Piece Molds 30. Metal Chasing Tools 31. Demolding 32. Liver of Sulphur 33. Steel Wool 34. Ferric Nitrate 35. Foundry Questions |
DVD636|
DVD636 Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. Specimen Care 3. Reference 4. Thawing 5. Measurements 6. Pattern Tranfer 7. Carving Bodies 8. Muscle Structure 9. Caliper Measuring 10. Muscle Carving 11. Head Casting |
12. Molding Set Up 13. Alginate 14. Mother Mold 15. Bondo Casting 16. Demolding 17. Silicone Mold 18. Hide Paste 19. Claying the Tail 20. Pinning the Skin 21. Lateral Line 22. Carding the Fins 23. Ironing the Skin |
24. Mounting Q&A 25. Rebuilding 26. Fish Eyes 27. Rebuilding Fins 28. Toning Repairs 29. Darkening 30. Sandpaper 31. Antiquing 32. Lightening 33. Rub-On Colors 34. Airbrush Spots 35. Painting Q&A |
DVD638|
DVD638 Chapters: 1. Carl Akeley Quote 2. Custom Earliners 3. Old Lead Earliners 4. Types of Deer Ears 5. Earbutt Reference 6. Goat & Antelope Ears 7. Jan Van Hoesen Ears 8. Eppley Earliners |
9. Old Style Earliners 10. Correcting Mistakes 11. Cartilage Considerations 12. Earliner Adhesives 13. Squirrel Earliners 14. Molding Earliners 15. Cutting Off Muscles 16. Setting Up In Bedding 17. Alginate Choices |
18. Pouring the Alginate 19. Reinforcing the Bondo 20. Removing the Cartilage 21. Mixing the Bondo 22. Applying the Bondo Mix 23. Trimming the Edges 24. Making a Silicone Mold 25. Determining Ear Position 26. Demolding the Bondo |
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