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Jillsy:
ITEM: Frilled Neck Lizard Sculpture

CONDITION: Has just been made by my little bro :)

PRICE AND PRICE CONDITIONS: $9K neg - pick up only or buyer pays for freight

EXTRA INFO:  Due to its unusual looks and behaviour the frilled-neck lizard is one of the most popular lizard species in Australia.
“Lilly” ticks all the boxes in revealing Queensland’s unique lifestyle, culture, and creativity. Weighing in at approximately 2.3 tonne, Lily is 5m in length, 2.5m wide and 1.3m in height from her front claws to the top of her frill. Boasting a diameter of 1.35m, Lilly’s frill can be manually moved by hand to a 45 degree angle on each side to give you a variety of profiles. Lilly’s stance and open frill mimics the lizard’s reaction when they feel threatened, to keep the predators away and alternatively, during courtship. Aligning with the physiological features of the lizard, the hundreds of steel rail way links used to build Lilly’s entire body denotes the scales which act to reduce the loss of water. This unique garden feature will definitely have people stopped in their tracks.

If you know of any shire councils, sporting clubs etc who might be keen to purchase it, please feel free to pass on my details.

LOCATION: Koongal 4701 (North Rockhampton)

CONTACT INFO: PM or email me

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BaseCamp:
That looks like a brilliant work of art there...
Can you email Australia Zoo perhaps; keep it in Qld...??

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Jillsy:

--- Quote from: BaseCamp on December 20, 2016, 01:41:47 PM ---That looks like a brilliant work of art there...
Can you email Australia Zoo perhaps; keep it in Qld...??

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--- End quote ---

Than you for the idea but have emailed them already - this was their reply:


Hi Jill,
 
Thank you so much for thinking of us , this truly is a wonderful sculpture!  We actually have our own in house sculptors that do most of the work at the Zoo. Unfortunately at this stage, we are unable to house the Frill Neck Lizard although we will certainly keep you details on file though as we do sometimes have projects that we also outsource. Please pass on to Sam how impressed we are with his work, he is an extremely talented man.
 
Thanks again and we hope you have a very Merry Christmas!
 


BaseCamp:
I guess that's a "no" then...   Pity   ...  they would have been perfect for such a rare and rugged thing..

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WomblingFree:
2.6 Tons!
 quite difficult to move then.

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