We made a INDIANA JONES Prop Replica! - Disneyland Adventure RIDE SIGN
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Making signs from Disneyland Parks for our home decor is a fun DIY theme decoration idea. This time it's the Indiana Jones adventure ride entrance theme to add to our prop making replicas collection. It's also another foam carving prop how to video very similar to our carving Halloween tombstone props. Disneyland's Indiana Jones Adventure & The Temple of the Forbidden Eye in Adventureland has got to be one of our all time favorite thrill rides and the Disney Parks. We have been making Disneyland props and decor for our home and our sons room, specifically items from the Adventureland area so this was a must have on the list to make. Snakes why it have to be snakes? Making the entrance sign to the Indiana Jones thrill ride was such a fun adventure and an awesome new addition to the house. The sign is sculpted from a couple different types of foam. We used polystyrene white bead foam for the sign and a high density yellow foam for sculpting the two snakes. I attached our router and Dremel cup to a couple of scrap pieces of 1/4" plexi-glass to help glide over the top of the foam as I cut out all the lettering. I applied drywall mud to the foam to get rid of the pitted foam and smooth everything over. I used EpoxAmite laminating resin from Smooth On to hard coat the white foam and I used a polyester resin to hard coat the snakes. I added a couple sheets matte fiber to the backs of the snakes for added strength. I then hand painted and blended several colors together to create the stone look and for the colors on the Indiana Jones logo lettering. It hangs from a section of wood post that has been sculpted similar to the faux post at the Disneyland Park. I mounted a couple pipe hangers to the wall and hung it from a couple lengths of hemp rope. We added a little piece of fake vine and bam we have ourselves a adventure sign.
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I laughed so hard when Chris grabbed the foam block. The man knows his treasure.
Wow wow wow!! I LOVE THIS! So fun and soooo creative you guys! Not sure if you remember but I’m one of the lead sculptors at WDI, I worked on some the sculptures for Indy, and my friend made this original sign haha! I can’t wait to share this video with him, he’s gonna flip out! Amazing job as always! And I love the end with skeleton Chris n Harrison, best ever haha!!🤣💀👍
Thanks you guys your work is amazing! That's very Awesome you got to work on he Indy attraction. You will have to let us know what your buddy thinks, that sign is one of my favorites at the park.
So cool!
I almost expected one of the giant pumpkins to roll down the hill after you. Good video! :)
Ha, we thought about doing that. should of darn it. It's great Idea!
Harrison stole the show, of course! He is so adorable. This is about the best video I've seen on this channel. Very imaginative and well produced. Campy in a good way!
Thank you! He did steel the show We keep skipping to the end to watch his part again and again. 🥰
Knocked it out of the park again guys. Great job!
That intro was brilliant and hilarious, your treasure was foam lol
Hey foam is a treasure hahahaha thanks!
These Adventureland sign / prop videos have really been a tremendous series.
They're informative, entertaining, and the end-results of each are spectactular. 👍
This video was hilarious & awesome tips & omg Chris you've made that sign exactly the same as the real sign at Disney land. What type of wood did you mentioned at the beginning of the video? You had said abreviation Emd or something. What type of wood is that?
Thanks Rich, Its MDF (Medium-density fiberboard) Its basically sawdust and glue. its easy to work with but it swells when it gets wet.
Love the channel. Been watching a couple of years. Chris, your craftsmanship is amazing! You need to be working at Disney as an Imagineer.
Thanks a bunch we appreciate that. We dont always pump out the vids so we are glad you keep checking back in with us.
you two are just astounding!!
the details are fantastic!! And
the little man at the end?? SMH
perfection. God bless
Thank you Edie, little guy at the end is our favorite part too.
The production value of this video. I loved it. And WED Clay... going full Disney. Keep up the great work!
You guys are the best parents ever! The rocks in the intro totally remind me of The Hills Have Eyes.
Thanks Nick I'm sure some of that was shot around these nearby parts. I'll have to look now.
Great video!
Always inspiring, thank you for sharing.
💥BOOM!!!💥™
again your attention to detail is a gift .. your son is taking to the camera very well.. peace to all.. funny stuff.. thanks
You guys are so awesome always makes my day to watch your videos and gives me some great ideas to mimic your techniques on things. Since my divorce I started watching UA-cam and you all helped me through a lot of tough times and helped me make so many awesome "All Year" decorations lol I love Halloween and horror stuff year round :)
Love the craftsmanship, but also admire the lengths you go in the script/storyboarding to make video interesting, movie like if you will
Thanks my Friends for bring us this Blockbuster... „and the oscar for best special effects goes to HollywoodHaunter“ 🏆 Hugs and Love from Munich, Mario
Haha! Thanks buddy 😄
LOL! You grabbed the foam! :P LOL!!!! Much respect and love from the Wicker Manor!
Amazing build. Your signs are inspirations for my own
I am 12 and this is my favorite channel on youtube you guys inspired me to make my own haunted house. Thanks for another awesome video!
Wow do we love hearing that news how cool is that. I bet your haunted attraction is awesome. Thanks for following us and for letting us know. 😉👍
Really really really great video production! I love your creativity! Is it possible to try making some weather proof props? I want to create some photo spaces outdoors but I’m not sure how to create those awesome props without the rain and such getting to them
You guys. So so great. The idol grab reversal at the beginning is 100% gold. And Harrison at the end is a total heart-melter. But in the middle I also learned some technique! Thanks for putting in the work to pass your knowledge on to others. I've flirted with the notion of starting a UA-cam channel but it just seems very daunting. You two, nay three! make it look easy. Thanks for all of the inspiration.
Thank you for the kind words, We wish we were faster at pumping out the content. We enjoy the process but it is a little work added to the projects that's for sure. Still trying to get the hand of it after all these years. Thanks again. 😁👍
Wow, amazing job! Very artistic.
The kid DID say not to look into the eye...
Is that a Herbert Johnson Fedora? 😂
I think so 🤣
That is very cool, Chris did an awesome job.
Wow, that is some craftmanship!!! Amazing how supercool it looks!!! Thank you for sharing!
Nice job
Thanks for inspiration
0:01 Oh look! Gorilla Rock!
Great job, Chris! Harrison was quite the adventurer at the end.
Thanks Linda hope you're doing well.
You guys are so awesome! I want to come live you and learn all the tricks of the trade!!
Impressive work
That was so much fun and creative, I really enjoyed it. Big ol thumbs up!
No way! That's Corriganville!!! I live about half a mile from there!!! Do you live in Simi?
Yes we do 😉👍
I am not sure what your "Day-Job" is, but if it isn't an imagineer a Disney you've missed your calling, and Disney is missing out too. Once again your kid has got to be the luckiest kid on the Planet.
Thanks for sharing and best regards
Thanks so much! that would be an awesome job for sure. We are having such a blast with our little guy.
The kid ( Harrison) certainly brings out the best in you guys, as well as, your most creative efforts.
Thanks again for sharing.
Excellent !!! Are we in for Rubber Snakes and Spiders by the dozens? Don't forget the monkey.
Hey those are great ideas we should have done🤣👍Thanks!
Wow that sign came out amazing! I want one! 🐍
So talented. You make it look so easy.
Cool vlog on channel UA-cam
Love your work, great job...
This video is awesome loved the story and the acting. :)
Love you guys! So much talent.
The sigh is amazing. As usual you guys make magic! Glad to see Harrison back in the role of Indiana Jones!
HAHAHAHA HARRISON FORD! thanks Count!
Great version of the sign! The cobras came out awesome!!! Harrison killed it!
Thanks!
LOL!! Chris you are so funny. BTW great location. love your work as well
Thank you!!!
So cool👍👍👍👍👍😎 love this 🗿🌴
I was telling another friend what you had done recreating the Jungle Cruise sign. I told him, remaking the signs of Disneyland that I love would be something I could be inspired by. Great job, again. You really went for some production this time around. I look forward to the next Hollywood Haunter.
Thank you so much!
Fantastic work.
The chances I was trying to make this last week for my Adventureland themed yard display next year.
Adventureland themed yard display? That sounds Awesome! I want to see 😁👍
We want to see too! That's got to be epic.
This makes me want to build my own. You are super talented. What are you using on the foam to give it a hard coating?
For this project I used a Smooth-On product called EpoxAmite
Harrison is so cute
That is super cool! I so want to start playing with foam sculpting, but that stuff is pricey as all get out.
Ya its not cheap we have gotten lucky in finding a few freebies online but a lot of our left overs are from past jobs. Its messy but a lot of fun, try it when you can you may really enjoy the process.
Fantastic!
I'm so sure the sign designer for that IJ sign is thrilled and flattered to see this video. This is a very cool recreation of the sign. Why didn't you use the hat for the opening sequence that you had at the end? Otherwise there's a fourth grader who is going to be very upset you stole his little hat! LOL Great job! I love the craft element. I'm so surprised you two DON'T work for Disney. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Scott I had to staple that thing to my big head to keep it in place. 🤣
That plexiglass rig is a great idea. Thanks for sharing .
You have to stop alot to clean out the debree but It really helps when you have a lot of material to remove. Are you going to make one?
This has got to be one of the best videos on the internet right now. Incredible artistry and love the Disneyland vibe to the video. Gotta love Indie!
Thank you so much!!!
Omg you are the best parents ever I have been watching you From Home haunt days please comment Hollywood haunter
Thanks Gage we really appreciate you following and supporting us for so long. 😉👍
Gosh you guys are soo creative! From the short scenes, to the sign building (which came out amazing), to the voice acting!! Great video!
Thank you Frankie we had a lot of fun on this one. 😉👍
Awesome!! :) Ok,, May I ask what projector you use? As well as what kind of Resin. I have made lots of molds and used lots of 1 to 1 casting resin but just to be sure.. I think you called it laminating resin? Thanks Christopher.. I see how fun it will be sculpting in foam. That high density sculpting foam there is awesome! Such a Fun video. Your son reminds me of my boys at that age.. Good Times!! Thank you my friend!
We just use a Atmosfx one they sent us to do a review with a couple years back nothing fancy, we have a video on it. Another nice way is if a person had a printer that cuts graphics you could use as stencils. If you wanted to take all the fun out of it you could just have the whole graphic printed. The resin is a foam safe one from smooth on called epoximite but we have used many other products its just one we have a lot of. I use regular fiberglass resin on the dense yellow foam cause it doesn't melt with it.
@@HollywoodHaunter Fantastic!! Thank you my friend😊👍
Man you just bowl me over. Harrison is so cute. What a great actor...huhmmm actors
Great prop guys! I always have a notepad beside me when watching UA-cam tutorials, so I remember to jot down some of the tricks and in many cases supplies used that I had no idea of their existence. That trick with the plexiglass glass /acrylic sheet for the router to increase control is bloody brilliant. Thanks for making these videos, I do very much enjoy watching people create things.
Thank you and yes its helpful but the only lame part is you have to stop and blow out the area a lot more cause it fills up with de-bree faster under the glass. It can be worth it for the control.
@@HollywoodHaunter I wonder if another hole cut near the router head but not close enough to block the working view cut through the plexi with a hookup for a vacuum hose would help with stopping the work space becoming filled with chaff. I may try just that! Thanks for the reply :)
@@SamhainPropworks Sounds great, if you try it both ways and have time let us know how it works and if you noticed any improvement.
You are an amazing artist!
Thank you so much!
Amazing!!! So awesome! You are so talented!
what do you use to hard code this ?
Epoximite
This entire video is genius! Y’all are awesome!!
That is ammaaazing
Thank you!!!
I love the Indy intro! And all the little “lost tools” bits- I’m so impressed what you can do with foam! Like not gonna lie, at first I thought he’s using THAT foam?! How’s he gonna get the tiny details?! Wow- so skilled and a creative problem solver with the routers and plexi. Well done. And Harrison is so fantastic as a little actor! 😂😂😂 He kills me how much he’s grown!
Edit: forgot to add how amazing those cobra heads were!
Only thing I wish was that you showed the DL version again at the end to compare the two... but not a big deal... no complaints here! Always impressed by your channel!
Thank you Kerri we appreciate all the kind words. 😊
So fun! Loved this video so so much!!!
you guys are such joys :)
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!! That ending with little Harrison's adventure was pure gold not to mention Jeana's singing... LOL
You never cease to amaze me with your talents Chris!!!!
Thank you 🥰 It definitely took the whole family working together to make this one happen.
Great location! Looks like you guys live on the backlot of Universal Studios. 🤩
Ya its really cool there and super close to us. There has been several shows shot out there for sure.
Was that Vasquez Rocks? Great video! Turned out great!
Thanks! We were at Corganville Park, the rocks look simular.
Greeeaaat tutorial! Thanks!
cute ending
Wow
Hi
Love you guys!!
This may be your best video yet!
Thanks Jasper we thought of you guys and your great costumes and props. We were like "their stuff would be perfect for this"
That was awesome work! We need to collab on a sign.
Thanks Jason, The signs you have created are amazing! 👍
Loved the video. How much time you got in making the sign.😬
About a week its hard to get anything done quick these days with the little guy and trying to film the steps.
@@HollywoodHaunter lol i know that feeling you need a couple more running around
First to watch, first to comment... That's about as godlike as I'm going to get. *sigh*