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Description
After I gave you some background information (dinodrawer.deviantart.com/art/… , here we go:

~~~ First picture:
Based on the skeletal drawings, I start out with the basic matrices of the sculpture: vertebral column
and the limbs. Depending on the size of the sculpture, I partly remove the isolation of the cables.

~~~ Second picture:
The "ribs" made of copper wire.

~~~ Third picture:
First real step: sticking the ribs on the vertebral column and fixing them with quite an
amount of hot glue to get some stability. Finally bending them to recieve the shape of the body.

~~~ Fourth picture:
Fixing the limbs. The rough position of the hindlimbs already has to be clear at this stage, because
the femora can't be moved any more afterwards. The scapulae have to be parallel, the position of
the arms can be changed later.

Description
After I gave you some background information (dinodrawer.deviantart.com/art/… , here we go:

~~~ First picture:
Based on the skeletal drawings, I start out with the basic matrices of the sculpture: vertebral column
and the limbs. Depending on the size of the sculpture, I partly remove the isolation of the cables.

~~~ Second picture:
The "ribs" made of copper wire.

~~~ Third picture:
First real step: sticking the ribs on the vertebral column and fixing them with quite an
amount of hot glue to get some stability. Finally bending them to recieve the shape of the body.

~~~ Fourth picture:
Fixing the limbs. The rough position of the hindlimbs already has to be clear at this stage, because
the femora can't be moved any more afterwards. The scapulae have to be parallel, the position of
the arms can be changed later.