With my flourescent lights it's hard to do the eyes justice. I took a dremmel and carefully bored out eye sockets. I found some red beads at Hobby L

Three drywall screws to hold in place.

2x6 blocks glued and screwed with a wedge to lean the gargoyle forward making it a little more visable down low (for short TOT's) and allowing more of

With my flourescent lights it's hard to do the eyes justice. I took a dremmel and carefully bored out eye sockets. I found some red beads at Hobby L

With my flourescent lights it's hard to do the eyes justice. I took a dremmel and carefully bored out eye sockets. I found some red beads at Hobby L

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Sep 24, 2009

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MsMeeple

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4,376 Posts

Sep 30, 2009

nice prop! Fry baby fry!! haha does he have plastic in front of his face? seems to be a glare?

ice111302

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Oct 5, 2009

no it is aluminum flat stock that i made the head peice out of....