#prosthetics

Tilly Lockley has been using prosthetic arms from very, very early on in her life.

Here she is demonstrating a new pair of hands with an... unexpected additional feature, remote control (so to speak)

She has her on IG account too

(the prosthetic on the very right is called a blade prosthetic)

Notice how it looks different from your average prosthetic leg, that's because it works like a spring and helps push the runner forward

I finally figured out how to setup a gofundme towards my amputation recovery expenses that were stressing me out: https://gofund.me/af6e810b6 and while I don’t expect much because of the current economy any donations received will mean the world to me.

I made him a few years ago for my first D&D campaign. I used to have a diagram in a notebook somewhere of His arm, with a crossbow built into the forearm, but I've long since lost that diagram so I can't post it here. This guy's the reason I got Super Into biomechanical projects and homemade prosthetic limbs in my late middle school years, lmao

And since there are a lotta limbless objects that people give prosthetics to, i like to think about what prosthetics they would actually have rather than just “normal hand but metal”. Like my gaty gijinka has elbows but not much past the elbow, and her prosthetics (which she only wears when competing or working) are like a hook thing and a grabber-scoop-thing. And my suitcase usually only wears one (if that) and its a paddle with a ridge. I dont think nickel uses any hes just really flexible so he does everything with his feet. Which means hes also barefoot most of the time and has super calloused feet so he can just walk on legos without caring hes like the archery pole dancer guy when it comes to being barefoot on rough terrain.