I am adding a grave digger and an old mother zombie in a rocking chair prop this year. Probably no animation. Maybe auto rocking the chair. I will use PVC for the bodies. But what I need help with is the faces/heads. The wig for the woman will be easy enough. But I need a good face. I am willing to use masks for both. That will probably be the easiest way. I don't want to hand make the faces. I am not there yet. Also an old style night gown for the woman would be good too. Any sites or suggestion are welcome and appreciated. Thanks.
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The Great Pumpkin
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08-05-2011,04:40 AM
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08-05-2011,04:58 AM
http://www.frightcatalog.com/Hallowe...d-Woman-Masks/
ebay ...spirit halloween .......the internet is full of masks ......and the old dress go to a second hand store
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08-05-2011,05:07 AM
http://www.deathstudios.com/Masks/In...D:1/index.html
Death Studios has a great selection of masks. Great quality and detail. They also make hands to match most of their masks.Americans sleep peacefully in their beds at night because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
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Zombie
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08-06-2011,01:13 PM
I found the old man mask at Big Lots last year for my grave digger. I used a PVC frame and chicken wire around the torso for bulk and pool noodles for arm and leg bulk. A styrofoam head was under the mask and I used polyfill to add some more padding under the mask. I made my PVC frame adjustable by not gluing the joints but drilling holes through the connectors and inserting nails (#6 finishing) in the holes. This makes storing the prop a lot easier. I drilled some holes through the shoes and drove rebar through the shoes in the ground to support the digger. Just add some old clothes and a hat and we were done. I spent less than $20 building this prop.
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Zombie
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08-06-2011,03:11 PM
I've always had alot of good luck finding what I need at the local Goodwill store or thrift shops. Old out of style nightgowns, wedding dresses, tux, workboots, flannel shirts ect. Hope this helps!



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