Thread: My zombie prop from 2008

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This video shows the basics I use for my static props. They are easy to build and display well. When positioned right, the people have a hard time to distinguish them from our real actors.[ame="http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo2aa7W0lLo"]http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo2aa7W0lLo[/ame]

Here are new pics of the completed zombie project. The hands are from Haunted house props, special effects, supplies and custom products for your haunted attraction., male urethane curled hands (pair). These and the suit was weathered using spray paint.

I love how simple and good-looking this is! Thank you.

I like it...looks like a great way to build a form for a gravedigger

Awesome ,but you didn't show a full body in the end. I was waiting for a good view.

Originally Posted by El Diablo

Awesome ,but you didn't show a full body in the end. I was waiting for a good view.

Me too. But it looks cool from what I saw.

Originally Posted by El Diablo

Awesome ,but you didn't show a full body in the end. I was waiting for a good view.

Thanks, I'm going to have to shoot another pic. The zombie is weathered now. Photo to come when I can upload.

That zombie looks like he's wanting to feed. Good job on the prop and the video.

I don't know why I haven't build a form like the lower half before Duh! I always do it all in PVC but the 2X lower form would be so easy.next guy or maybe my stirring witch.Also I have been trying to find a zombie mask under 20.00 anyone know where I might find one some online?ebay has been to high and most are art quailty there anyhow.just want one looks good but not art.

Nice looking zombie and so easy to make!
Had to chuckle though at the 'install' pants, etc lol Cute

MsM

Great tute! How much did the foam run you? I know at Joann's it's really expensive.