My first thought would be to go the direct route--call some orthopedic offices
and ask if you can have an old leg cast they've removed. Yes, they use weird
colors now, but a can of white spray paint should fix that. You could tape up
one side that's been sawn open, and use velcro on the other to get it on and
off.LuAnn> To: [email protected]> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Mon, 13
Aug 2007 08:43:21 -0500> Subject: [h-cost] How do I make a removable leg cast?>
> Once again I need expert advice for a theatrical production. For Cat > on a
Hot Tin Roof (circa 1954), I need to make a removable old-style > plaster leg
cast (knee to toes) that our actor can wear for about 15 > performances. I've
got a couple of ideas, but would like to hear from > you guys before I
proceed...things always seem to go better after > they've been tweaked and
advised by the members of this list!> > Tia,> > Allison P>
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