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    the wicked tree (styrofoam)
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    Rebuilding and re painting a styrofaom tree I had , added arms to it and repainted it



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    Either you have 3' ceilings or that thing is HUGE! Nicely done!
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    Added comment to album but should add it here. Great job. Are you going to do some internal lighting on it?
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    What type of foam did you use? How did you get the round shape and how did you apply the bark-like features?
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    Awesome as always....Yes, where DO you get those large pieces of foam?.....ZR
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    The tree I got from a factory that carves things out of styrofoam, so the main form was a circular piece of styro about 3 inched thick cut by a very large wire cutter, the other pieces to make the limbs are from salvaged dumpsite foam most of it 8 inches thick, to get the bark I just carved it with a thick exacto knife making a grooves then once all the pieces are cut then took a hand sander to round edges, once that was done took the heat gun to it to make the indentations open up and this also gives it a rough kind of texture, sprayed it with an automotive sprayer and an airbrush then dry brushed for highlights, its being sold to a halloween store so I dont know how it was lit but I did have a firelight inside it last year
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    OK this is so cool... keep the pictures coming I really want to see the finished tree.
    Please.
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    that thing looks awesome.
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    ive always wanted to do a tree for our cemetary,, but kinda of a hard project,, maybe ill figure something out someday,, yours is great!!!!
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