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ScareShack
03-29-2007, 09:01 PM
Ok...I got a lot of e-mails on how i made this head.
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/shead1.jpg
So I figured I will do a how to on how to make one for around 20 bucks.
First I will be using a stryo. wig head an a slip appliance. I get my Appliances from BodyBag Entertainment. The detail in these peices are perfect for painting especially when it comes to drybrushing, highlighting, airbrushing and so much more. For this Head we will use a Bo appliance from http://www.bodybagging.com
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo1.jpg
OK. Step one.....get some pins...i prefer broken paper clips.... put the applaince over the wighead, whilie steching it over it, fell free to add wadded up toweling behind it if u need to to keep structure of face..ex..nose, etc.
Now pin the appliance onto wighead. Once pinned on i use latex to smooth out the edges, if using latex, heat it with a blow dryer and rub it down quick for a nice transition on to head. U can also use glue for this.
Once this is complete, aboyt 5 minutes from when u start...you will have something that looks like this.
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo2.jpg
more to come on a cheap and easy realsitc head....
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/shead1.jpg
ScareShack
03-29-2007, 09:55 PM
Tommorow..ill show u a quick and easy paint for the face.
Front Yard Fright
03-29-2007, 10:03 PM
that's a great idea!
i never would have thought to use an appliance for a prop...
good work J!
:D.
ScareShack
03-29-2007, 10:09 PM
FYF...thers so much u can do...wait untill the paint gets added and it starts to POP and come's to Life!
Dr Morbius
03-30-2007, 02:06 PM
I'm a little confused..How can I build this for 10 bucks if the appliance cost $20 according to bodybags website?
ScareShack
03-30-2007, 05:04 PM
ops, maybe I got the price wrong. Mmistake. Ill check and fix it. sorry
Lilly
03-30-2007, 07:42 PM
I was thinking same thing Doc ..
but I still like the prop head and body very much
ScareShack
03-30-2007, 08:21 PM
sorry for the price confusion. I just switched heads for this how to...as i needed a different one done.....now to the paint.
ScareShack
03-30-2007, 08:23 PM
Ok...I got a lot of e-mails on how i made this head.
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/shead1.jpg
So I figured I will do a how to on how to make one for around 20 bucks.
First I will be using a stryo. wig head an a slip appliance. I get my Appliances from BodyBag Entertainment. The detail in these peices are perfect for painting especially when it comes to drybrushing, highlighting, airbrushing and so much more. For this Head we will use a Bo appliance from http://www.bodybagging.com
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo1.jpg
OK. Step one.....get some pins...i prefer broken paper clips.... put the applaince over the wighead, whilie steching it over it, fell free to add wadded up toweling behind it if u need to to keep structure of face..ex..nose, etc.
Now pin the appliance onto wighead. Once pinned on i use latex to smooth out the edges, if using latex, heat it with a blow dryer and rub it down quick for a nice transition on to head. U can also use glue for this.
Once this is complete, aboyt 5 minutes from when u start...you will have something that looks like this.
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo2.jpg
more to come on a cheap and easy realsitc head....
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/shead1.jpg
starting over after confusion...
Lilly
03-30-2007, 09:23 PM
ok reread your supplies list I see now..cool
ScareShack
03-31-2007, 06:21 PM
Ok some paint on it...20 min. time...need to finish the deatilas yet, but this is were we are at now.
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo5.jpg
You now can see it coming to life...once the finally detail is done....BAM!
More to come
Sickie Ickie
04-01-2007, 12:05 AM
Looking good! :D
ScareShack
04-01-2007, 05:16 PM
Ok..once paint is done..toss a wig or ahat on it and ur done...Super cheap and easyhead that looks real...lots of different faces to chose from...i did this one a certain way...but do what u want! Have fun...hope it helped for a quick easy prop!
P.S...I never finished painting it...thats the beauty of these things!
So for around 20 bucks there u go.Have fun!
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo7.jpg
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo8.jpg
http://hauntedwoodsong.com/bo9.jpg
Lilly
04-02-2007, 11:32 AM
most unusual Johnny, looks good ..
will you finish painting it or leave it the way it is...
I'm wondering what the different effects would be on your head there with a dif wig and hat...
a new prop every day haha
ScareShack
04-02-2007, 10:14 PM
Lilly..yes i will finish painting it...i couldnt find the hat i wanted...so ill post that pic once i find it
Fangs
04-22-2007, 01:02 AM
do you have to seal it with anything then Johnny? :D
ScareShack
04-22-2007, 12:35 PM
fangs...no you dont have to seal it if u paint it, unless u want to, thats ok too.
turtle2778
04-23-2007, 08:40 AM
i like that hat johnny it reminds me of a scarecrow...a little less red and white and a little more brown and blacks and it would make an excellent scarecrow. Great job. I even like that one. I didnt wanna puke after looking at it soo GREAT JOB:D
ScareShack
04-29-2007, 11:34 AM
thank you turtle
MacabreManor
07-23-2007, 05:13 AM
Scare shack, you should post some cost figures so we can see how much you're saving. Looks great though!
Gothic Nightmare
07-27-2007, 11:20 AM
Very nice! Thanks for posting that
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