Some support for the lower jaw plate.




From the inside, added some nuts so they wouldn't fall out / in.


So it can be hung from the ceiling:



From the inside.  Used a piece of wood to distribute the weight.
I was worried that at some point the eyelett would pop out of the top.


Upper plate was a little more difficult.  Some pvc pipe screwed to either side, with
threaded rod running through from front to back.  Kinda can see in this picture.



Why you never throw things away.  Packed the top of his head with foam chunks
you get with electronic / fragile purchases.  Not that I can afford that junk these days,
but now I'm glad I never threw away the packing material that came with my
4-Head STEREO VHS machine!



So filled up the top, and then sealed it with foam in a can, and did the same for the bottom.
I've got the lower plate in, and its all filled with foam, so next phase will be carving it away and sculpting
the inside of the mouth.  Getting real close to painting this sucker, I can't wait!