Thread: pint sized pvc grave ghoul

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This is just a little something I made tonight with stuff I had laying around. Still need to do a little detailing and possibly get a new skull. I really did it to test out a few of my new parts to see how they would work on a prop frame . I am very pleased with them and I can't wait until I get my first production run. Unfortunately, I could not have them ready this season, but they will be here very soon !

Oh, and I almost forgot, the costume was made by my mother when I was in the fifth grade or so. Now I could wear it for a dress.....

[QUOTE=Diabolik;973371]This is just a little something I made tonight with stuff I had laying around. Still need to do a little detailing and possibly get a new skull. I really did it to test out a few of my new parts to see how they would work on a prop frame . I am very pleased with them and I can't wait until I get my first production run. Unfortunately, I could not have them ready this season, but they will be here very soon !

Oh, and I almost forgot, the costume was made by my mother when I was in the fifth grade or so. Now I could wear it for a dress.....

Need pictures on that last one
Ghoul Looks good!

did you make the parts for the joints or did you buy them? I've been looking for a a good way to make possible joints for my PVC dummies.

I second that , the joints are really cool.

I third it! Where did you get those??

Looks good and reminds me of a Jawa from Star Wars.

Very cool prop. I need to make me a small prop as well. Great inspiration.

Very Nice!! Also very curious about the joints.

Thanks for the replies. The joints are my design. These are the first ones from the finished molds. They will be available shortly along with the flange at the base of the prop. I am waiting on the first production run of parts.

I will have some details on them very soon.

looks great!!!!!