Each worm will end up with very different looking legs this way which definitely adds to the final illusion. If you're concerned the legs are odd shapes and won't look natural just set them aside and cut out a few more until you have a set that's more or less symmetrical. This is where you can choose what pose you'd like it to be in, I recommend a selection of poses for best results.įocus mainly on making sure the legs attach well. Once you have six (three pairs) start gluing them to your fake waxworm body starting just behind its head. The trick is to not get hung up on if they don't look how you'd prefer, whether they're little sticks, little triangles, or little chunks they will look good once assembled together. The Bait Shop offers minnows, night crawlers, red worms, wax worms, leeches. The legs will seem intimidating at first as you start with them, they're small and the instinct is to make them as small and as thin as you can. View the new interactive depth map of Evergreen Lake or download a. Glue one of the flat sides of your worms new head to the flat end you made on the body earlier. For the waxworms head you're going to want a short cylinder, make it as close to a circle as you can but if its lopsided or not flat don't worry, this will add some variation to your little bugs and make them look that much more natural in a group.
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