Here's my version that I've been using for years. It's meant for a stable flat even surface:
Materials:
I use 3/4 inch pvc
1 cross
2 45 degree elbows
4 90 degree elbows
5 T connections
(1) 3 and 1/2 inch neck
(2) 9 inch shoulder blades
(1) 24 inch spine
(2) 18 and 1/2 arms
(2) 4 and 3/4 inch hips
(2) 36 inch legs
(4) 8 and 1/2 inch lenghts for base
Once you get all those pieces, it's pretty self explanatory joining them together
Once I have all it together, I slip on the clothes and use safety pins to fasten the top with the pants and then use plastic grocery bags to stuff it
but of course you can use your own method
Here are some pics of the pieces laid out on ground and some erect
Hope this helps
Thread: Life size prop pvc frame
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Werewolf
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10-21-2011,09:14 PM
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10-22-2011,12:53 PM
I think a good idea would be to replace the 90 degree elbows on the 'feet' with 'T's so you could put a stake or something through it to secure it to the ground.
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10-22-2011,01:11 PM
Love this - all of mine are wood and they gets HEAVY (which sometimes is not a bad thing.) Any idea roughly how much one of these would cost to build?
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10-22-2011,01:17 PM
I priced the pieces at Home Depot online just now. I got around $13 and change for all the pipe and fittings.
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10-22-2011,01:24 PM
Wow - you're awesome. Thanks so much. I think I'll try to make the switch for next year!
Thanks again.
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