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My Foam Toe Pincher Coffin

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I got a little inspired to build my own after seeing how well Nightfishers coffin turned out. Hope you guys dig it.,





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Very nicely done. I really like the detail on the rotted away sections.
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Looks fantastic. Excellent detail!
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Amazing job dude, really awesome. If you did this after Nightfisher's post, you're freakin' fast! Nice work.
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That is excellent! you should post a how to on that
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That looks great! Nice work.

How are you supporting it standing up?
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That looks great! Nice work.

How are you supporting it standing up?
Are you talking about the coffin or the corpse?
Are you talking about the coffin or the corpse?
Originally I was thinking the coffin... How about you answer both :D?
Originally I was thinking the coffin... How about you answer both :D?
The coffin isn't super heavy so in this picture it's just leaning up against a shepherds hook. I'll have it leaning against the house when on display. The corpse is supported a few different ways. The
The ribcage area is wired to the coffin frame and the plastic I used to corpse it is melted right into the burlap adding more support.
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That is excellent! you should post a how to on that
I posted a picture on the inner workings. The mechanism is just a stripped down oscillating heater.
The coffin isn't super heavy so in this picture it's just leaning up against a shepherds hook. I'll have it leaning against the house when on display. The corpse is supported a few different ways. The
The ribcage area is wired to the coffin frame and the plastic I used to corpse it is melted right into the burlap adding more support.
Awesome build! You even one-upped me! I never mentioned how I mounted the body in mine. I supported the corpse with a block of 4x4 behind the neck and another behind the spine just above the pelvis. That was the reason for the strip of wood lathe down the back of mine- to screw the blocks into. Works fine for a static prop but wouldn't have worked with the mechanics you put in.
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Awesome build! You even one-upped me! I never mentioned how I mounted the body in mine. I supported the corpse with a block of 4x4 behind the neck and another behind the spine just above the pelvis. That was the reason for the strip of wood lathe down the back of mine- to screw the blocks into. Works fine for a static prop but wouldn't have worked with the mechanics you put in.
Thanks Nightfisher! Now that I borrow your ideas, can I borrow the web shooter? I'm kidding.
can I borrow the web shooter?
No. You will just one-up me with it too! lol
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No. You will just one-up me with it too! lol
Oh come on man!!! Lol! Yours is still better anyway. The detail on the boards for yours is crazy good. You can tell you really spent a ton of time on those details. I was just speed carving.
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