Beepem
03-30-2007, 01:33 PM
First off I'd like to thank you all for helping me through this time and through the prop.
Yes it is actually done on time! My obelisk FOG CHILLER! The base serves as a fog chiller. Heres some pics:
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/8831/obelisk002mz3.th.jpg (http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/8831/obelisk002mz3.jpg) (super high res picture...click on it for full size)
Where fog comes in:
http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/7233/openingke4.jpg
Where fog leaves:
http://img114.imageshack.us/img114/4987/closingnz9.jpg
So heres my cost list:
1 1/2 2'x8' boards of 1" foam: $10.50
White latex paint: $2.50 (whole can was $5, I didnt even use close to half)
Black acrylic paint: $1.76
Polyurethane Glue: $1.00
Toothpicks: $0.50
Cardboard: Free!
Dryer Tubing: Free from parents because it was basically dead and unusable for a dryer, but definitely works good for this purpose!
Total: $16.26
So its blue foam cut up mostly held together by toothpicks...lol. They work really well when you need things to line up, and if you use enough of them at the right angles its never gonna come apart. Theres not that much glue. Only 2 spots have glue. The top section is made of cardboard from an old box. Then I mixed white latex and black acrylic paint and had a base coat of gray. Then i dry brushed a darker shade.
So for those who dont like reading long paragraphs and probably didnt read that(like me!)...its a 5 and a half foot obelisk with a fog chiller base.
Overall, I'm happy with it.
Yes it is actually done on time! My obelisk FOG CHILLER! The base serves as a fog chiller. Heres some pics:
http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/8831/obelisk002mz3.th.jpg (http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/8831/obelisk002mz3.jpg) (super high res picture...click on it for full size)
Where fog comes in:
http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/7233/openingke4.jpg
Where fog leaves:
http://img114.imageshack.us/img114/4987/closingnz9.jpg
So heres my cost list:
1 1/2 2'x8' boards of 1" foam: $10.50
White latex paint: $2.50 (whole can was $5, I didnt even use close to half)
Black acrylic paint: $1.76
Polyurethane Glue: $1.00
Toothpicks: $0.50
Cardboard: Free!
Dryer Tubing: Free from parents because it was basically dead and unusable for a dryer, but definitely works good for this purpose!
Total: $16.26
So its blue foam cut up mostly held together by toothpicks...lol. They work really well when you need things to line up, and if you use enough of them at the right angles its never gonna come apart. Theres not that much glue. Only 2 spots have glue. The top section is made of cardboard from an old box. Then I mixed white latex and black acrylic paint and had a base coat of gray. Then i dry brushed a darker shade.
So for those who dont like reading long paragraphs and probably didnt read that(like me!)...its a 5 and a half foot obelisk with a fog chiller base.
Overall, I'm happy with it.