Thread: TERRIBLE2SIES by BODYBAG!

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Ok Heres a sneak peek of one of our new lineups...... From the early dawn of mankind, we have had to face this terror in our lives, The moment that all adults now is coming and fear the day, the time in which all Parents DREAD!!!!!!!!!!! Youve seen them in your everyday lives, everywhere you go, the grocery store, THEY ARE THERE,the Line to get to the bank teller, THEY ARE THERE, even at McDonalds, THEY ARE ESPECIALLY THERE!!!!! Are you ready to face the TERRIBLE2SIES!!!!!!




Ok these are just sneak pieces and not 100% completed!
Clothing and Paintschemes are subject to change as well as they will all be Distressed to the correct variences of ROTTED FLESH!

creeeee-pyyyy!

And yet sooooooo very adorable.......
I originally designed the prototype as a bumperbuddy, to use at the Hearse shows, it was abig hit. soooooo now Im taking them one step further and utilizing them in the Halloween lineup! These things look great standing in a Corner, but my favorite thing to do with them is set them up in the cemetery crying on a tombstone, standing next to a rusty tricycle. throw in a Crying, sobbing MP3 soundtrack, it becomes the most taled about thing in your homehaunt display. I have always utilized kiddies in my cemetry scene.

Children used in Horror/Halloween are very creepy... I love this. Awesome!

Love the first one! Yes, put them next to a little ripped teddy bear, a cracked tea set and you've got a Victorian/Gothic kid's room all set. I like the rusty trike idea, especially if there is wind that night and it gets the tire to spin.

Glad you like them! means Im on the right track!

There is nothing creepier than kids. heheheheh. I like the first one the best, but they are all morbidly fantastic.

Ive got about 60 masks to paint but as soon as I get them finished I think Im going to sculpt and make lil zombie butts, and then utilize the backdoor option on some sleepers.

Oh what horrid thoughts I have....

My wife works nights, gets home at 4 AM. I leave for work at 6 AM.

Step 1: record the baby crying.

Step 2: Rig night camera in babies room.

Step 3: Right before work, sneak the baby out of the crib, place one of these in, hit record on the camera and hit play on the tape.

Step 4: Post hilarious video of my wife, on no sleep, stumbling in barely awake, and finding that in the crib in place of the baby.


Course, then there would be the whole divorce lawyer thing to deal with...

YES! thats sounds like a GREAT BBE COMMERCIAL IN THE MAKING!