I've been wanting to do one the past couple of years and finally started on it yesterday. I have the shoulder frame put together but not yet glued. I still need to work on the head movement because it still looks up when I'm looking level. Overall I'm happy with the movement though. In the pictures I used a string to tie it around my waste which will be replaced with a belt. Next weekend I hope to start the shoulder/arms. Any advice/suggestions are welcome.
And a short video of the head movement.
YouTube - Stalkabout costume
Thread: I've started my stalkabout
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I've started my stalkabout –
08-09-2009,01:19 PM
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08-09-2009,01:27 PM
that's a great idea to have head movement, it makes it more realistic, all the ones i've seen the head is stationary. what type of outfit will it have?
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08-09-2009,05:09 PM
It will probably be a grim reaper. Something simple, a black cloak with a skeleton head.
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08-10-2009,06:33 AM
I can't wait to see this finished!
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08-10-2009,06:55 AM
Great job on the head movement.
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08-11-2009,12:37 PM
Using a camera tripod mount is brilliant! I need to scope out some tag sales. Great job on that!
EricI dream of a better world, where chickens may cross a road without their motives being questioned.
Anything worth doing is worth over-doing!"
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08-11-2009,03:54 PM
It works out good too in that you can adjust the "neck" height so anybody can wear the same helmet no matter their height. I got the tripod used on Amazon for $12 shipped.
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08-12-2009,07:17 PM
Matthew, you're the man! Awesome job on making the head move. Can't wait to see the finished product.
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08-13-2009,04:18 AM
That's ingenious!!! Can't wait to see what it looks like when it's finished
"Lofty timbers, the walls around are bare, echoing to our laughter as though the dead were there."
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