Here's a pic of the plinth with the lifter bar raised.

And a close up of the lifter bar mounting. The two pieces of wood next to the lifter bar screw into the sheet of wood that covers the innards of the plinth. The helps to further reduce the torsion on the back panel of the plinth.

I also fitted the coffin lid and the lid lifting mechanism. Here the skeleton lifting bar is in the down position with 'Albert' attached.

Here's a video of it working:
2 comments:
That skeleton looks to be in a bad way. Was he a road accident victim?
No, but he'll have a bad case of whiplash buy the time I've finished with him.
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