Fitting Bluckies with PVC for posing!

[Ghostess]

Howdy y'all... did a how-to on posing Bluckies with PVC. It can be found here:

http://hometown.aol.com/howloweenqueen/bluckyPVCfit.html

Ghostess Deanna :)

[Blackwidow]

Excellent how-to Ghostess! I like it when folks take lots of pics for their tutorials. To me, a picture is definitely worth a thousand words!

[Ghostess]

I agree on the pictures thing. I am a visual learner, and it definitely helps to SEE what you are needing to do. Plus I SUCK at giving directions...lol Pictures kind of do it for me.

[Zombie-F]

Cool how-to Ghostess. Very useful because there's just no posing these guys without help.

I don't own more than the one I wrapped in webbing last year... don't much care for Bluckies, but real buckies are too much and if you want skellies in quantity this is the way to go. Can't beat their price, that's for sure.

[Ghostess]

Thank ya sir!

Yeah, they're a PITA to pose without something inside them. They are kinda goofy looking, but I try to have some fun with them. I wish they made those little 3-foot Jab-R-Jaws in a 5 foot size. Now THAT would be cool! Easy to pose, lightweight...

[Zombie-F]

Yeah, I love those guys. I have three of them now. I like to add one a year to the display. I took some pics of the exterior of Barrett's Haunted Mansion (a local charity haunt) and they have dozens of them climbing all over the building. Look:

http://photobucket.com/albums/y32/Zombie-F/Barretts%20Haunted%20Mansion/

[Vlad]

Hi again Deanna. Just a great How To. Precise, complete, and step by step. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us. Every year it comes up, "How do you pose a blucky?" And every year there are the same comments on how glues don't stick etc.. They may not be everyone's first choice for a skellie, but they get used often enough to make this How To invaluable. Thanks again, Vlad

[Ghostess]

Thanks Vlad. :) And thanks for pointing me here... I've already learned a lot more and gotten new ideas!!

Ghostess Deanna

[Black Cat]

Ghostess, that how to is excellent. Thank you. I wonder if Vlad would notice if I took one of his bluckies and started to make it poseable?

[ScareFX]

Very nice how-to Ghostess. I bought my first Blucky this year. I've been a Bucky user up 'til now. Making Blucky poseable really increases their usability. Thanks for posting your page.

[Ghostess]

Glad I could be helpful! (
Black Cat... you can do the rest of mine if ya want... my dang carpal tunnel is acting up today :( )

[Black Cat]

Thanks for the offer but I'm swamped in latex with the werewolf project at the moment, but as soon as I finish I hope to tackle one of those bluckies.

[Ghostess]

LOL... I can't wait to see the werewolf!

[HibLaGrande]

I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for the how-to, I used it last halloween on two of my bluckys. I used pvc pipe cement for the torso part and kept the shoulers arms and legs poseble. great how-to ;)

Thanks again.

[Ghostess]

Awww, Glad I can be of help to someone. Thanks!