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The lamps have been widely copied, but Norman's reproductions are made from a cast of a Giacometti original.

In "Meet the Fockers," Robert De Niro insists that Stiller palpate the "man-ary gland," a contraption for feeding milk to toddlers that De Niro's character made from a cast of his daughter Debbie's breast.

A full-size non-working replica was erected on the original stone base in August 1974; it includes a blade made from a casting of the original, which as of 2011 is displayed in the Bankfield Museum in Boothtown on the outskirts of Halifax.

The cast made from a mold of a tooth is scanned and digitized, and the central lab sends back an image of what the crown will look like.

The brace had been made from a plaster cast of my torso.

In fact it's a beautifully cast form made from a liquid composite concoction of stone and metal which is then poured into a custom cast before being polished by hand to reveal the fine texture of the metal fibres.

As if to emphasize this, one of César's trademarks was a series of sculptures made from plaster casts of his thumb; this show contains one in crystal, 30 centimeters high, but others are larger - a bronze example at Paris' La Defense is 12 meters high.

Models were made from silicone casts of eight euthanized blennies (four adult males and four adult females; individuals were euthanized following procedures outlined in the UNSW ACEC protocol 11/36B).

Which means making a cast of characters.

More disturbing to contemporary eyes -- though, strangely, not considered blasphemous in its day -- is the ecorche of the "Crucified Christ" made in London in 1800 from a cast of the flayed body of a murderer.

99 In our study, the cast is made from a quilted oven mitt extending from the axilla over the fingers, with a wear-monitor completely covered within a pocket at the top of the mitt (figure 2).