Thread: Some of my new props for 2010

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I am trying to do a RE haunt this year. Here is a couple of the props I have made so far.

http://s511.photobucket.com/albums/s...e2008/Nemesis/


http://s511.photobucket.com/albums/s...2008/RE%20Dog/

Sstttaarrsss!!!!!!!!!! Cool resident evil theme! I would trying to make Silent Hill one day.

You zombie dog prop turned out terrific, Brushe!
I like your costume too. Who's going to play Jill Valentine??

Thanks osenator, This the first time I have ever tried a theme.

Originally Posted by DaveintheGrave

You zombie dog prop turned out terrific, Brushe!
I like your costume too. Who's going to play Jill Valentine??

Well Dave, I might have to do some auditioning for her part. I don't think I can build her. But then Becky might turn into a monster.

that dog is creepy as hell...great work! and his teeth look awesome!

Great props!!!

Thanks LonnieC and Halloween71, I sure enjoy building them. I know what have have seen in other post has helped me.

I scare customers every night with a small hand-puppet dog.
Your dog has quite an interesting pose and look to it. Some archeologists dug up the bones of a very pre-historic dog that was living with some early people in the southern most tip of Illinois, it was said to have a large head with big teeth riding on a small body, quite the combination, cheaper to feed yet dangerous/scary very potentually aggressive-successfull?
When customers see our Corgi (big head, tall wolfen ears, big teeth, very short legs, I casually say:"He's been alot better dog , since I shortened his legs."
He's quite a dog for only 40 pounds, all muscle!

looks great!

Gym Whourlfeld, Thanks Man do you have any pictures of him? I am sure he is awesome. I didn't know about the history in your area. I am not very good at sculpting or shaping things. So mine just end up out of proportion.


Thanks Creeepycathy, just trying to get a head start.