Your tutorial was really detailed. I learned a lot. Thank You!
And your caretaker is great.

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Great job!! How did you affix the jaw back to the skull and then the skull/neck to the body?

Thankyou Everyone

I used Gorilla Glue to put the jaw back on and the mache'd over it. Attaching the head I just drilled a hole through the foam skull and fit it on his PVC neck and Gorilla glued it. I toyed with position a bit before glueing to get it the exact way I wanted.

Very nice! can it take rain?

Makes my Grim Reaper look like a dime store toy. I have always admired someone who starts off with simple things like news paper, straws and clay, some old paint and makes a masterpiece! I really love how people here reuse items that might normally be thrown away. Thank You and good job!

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Thank you all again for the kudos.
As for rain we didn't get any.. but I sealed him with Drylok Waterproofer 3 times and then a couple coats of outdoor house paint. So he can take it but his cloths are fabric so they would get wet. Could always replace the lantern with an umbrella I suppose. But no if we ever get rain again here in the desart... I'd probably take him in just because it so easy to.

Looks great!!!

DANG!!! that looks great!!!

That is awsome work. Thanks for the guide.

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This prop is awesome looking.

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