Mary Shelley was not aware that by the time her book was published, the ill gotten subject matter of her novel had already been given life; the limbs of the dead torn from their shallow graves, fed with copper wire, conduits for aetheric charge, plunged deep into muscle and tissue. In the darkened hovels of blackmarket surgery; those who'd lost hands and legs to war and punishment craved new peices of meat to quench their dextrous dreams.. bio aetheric mechanical limbs; body parts, organs. The technology bred in sewer laboratories, where apes arms jumped and cavorted on electric current, tapped from the heavens, or in this case from life itself.
The portable Bio aetheric laboratory was the property of one Thadeus Belacleese, ex surgeon to the crown, stricken from his workplace after a series of malevolent experiments were uncovered. Driven by a passion like no other, he scoured the streets for the homeless and the wretched - taking their birth given life and returning it to them via his own dreadful means.
This is the actual bio aetheric lab, the stinking yet mobile remains of a gibbon arm, cruor dripping wires weave and plunge within rotten flesh; the notes and illustrations of a man obsessed with life, shrouded in a thick unsympathetic coating of death. contained within this odd miniature theatre are dissecting tools, flasks of unknown liquids, bottles of teeth, syringes, slides of bacterium and disease, and unsurprisingly, a bible, perhaps to quell his own fears of death.
but it is not known when Mr. Thadeus Belacleese died, and it has been hypothesised that he may have finally discovered the key to life, and thus a cure for death itself..
(youll have to excuse some of the TERRIBLE photos, my new camera is a pile of shit and wont focus. hence the terrible photoshopping of a lense flare on one of the photos. ill do some better ones later)








see the monkey arm move!!! (in terrible pixelated quality!!)

also on ebay now (not sure how this will do...who knows..)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190156478606