Good breakdown. I do believe the one on the end by the Home Depot one is from Spirit Halloween. Toes are important too. Some of them have feet with all of the toes molded as one piece. Gotta have those individual toesies!
This is an old video and there are many new skeletons out there. As of 2023 I think the Home Depot Ultra Posable Skeletons are by far the best I have seen and a great base for creating other props.
No problem. The problem I have run into with filling skulls with good stuff type of foams is that the foam needs access to air to start solidifying. If you just spray it into the hole it remains liquidy inside for very long time. You might be able to spray a small amount. Wait, spray a small amount and wait until the foam is full. This would be a process in itself and something I have not tried.
@@internettroll7604 Yeah I hear ya there. I can see that happening. I do know Allen said using Gorilla to foam fill takes a while. I have not tried yet. The stationing/layering might work. I haven't tried it either. Thank You For Answering. 👍😎
Good breakdown. I do believe the one on the end by the Home Depot one is from Spirit Halloween. Toes are important too. Some of them have feet with all of the toes molded as one piece. Gotta have those individual toesies!
I love that you have random bodies wired up to the ceiling, lol.
Lol.... gotta get creative when you start running out of storage.
This is an old video and there are many new skeletons out there. As of 2023 I think the Home Depot Ultra Posable Skeletons are by far the best I have seen and a great base for creating other props.
Couldn't you fill the cheap skulls with foam? To make it stronger. Thank You Sir!!! 👍😎😁🎃✌
No problem. The problem I have run into with filling skulls with good stuff type of foams is that the foam needs access to air to start solidifying. If you just spray it into the hole it remains liquidy inside for very long time. You might be able to spray a small amount. Wait, spray a small amount and wait until the foam is full. This would be a process in itself and something I have not tried.
@@internettroll7604 Yeah I hear ya there. I can see that happening. I do know Allen said using Gorilla to foam fill takes a while. I have not tried yet. The stationing/layering might work. I haven't tried it either. Thank You For Answering. 👍😎