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Gutless Joe Prop

Gutless Joe Prop
This prop can be the most disgusting prop in you arsenal of Halloween goodies.  I saw a picture of this type of thing on a Halloween site. I didn't see any plans so I decided to make it how I thought it was built. Its a prop that can be modified to either sit or stand. 

The cost of building the prop depends on the materials that you have on hand. It is a very effect prop because people will become grossed out thinking that its real. 


The whole goal of this project for me was to make something gross, but easy to store for the rest of the year.  The "skeleton" can be taken down in two pieces and the guts can be taken out of the pants.
 
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Step 1Materials

There are a lot of materials needed in order to complete this Prop.
They are:

-2 Cans of Great Stuff Spray Foam
-A pair of old jeans (mine were 36X30)
-3/4" PVC Pipe (10 Foot Section)
-Blue Painters Tape
-Duct Tape
-Chicken Wire
-Zip Ties
-Wax Paper
- A LOT of Newspaper
-Shipping tubes (2 Sizes)
-3 90 Degree fittings for 3/4" PVC
-1 45 Degree fitting for 3/4" PVC
-Cherry Red, Real Red Gloss, and Alizarin Crimson Acrylic Paints.
-Paint Brushes
-Couple Nails
-Some old Shoes
-PVC Cement 
-Gloss Clear Coat
-Safety Pins 


Tools are:
-A Hacksaw
-A tape measure
-A Pen or Pencil
-A box cutter
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5 comments
Oct 27, 2010. 8:49 AMmeganmorgan says:
I think Im going to try and make this, but the only think I going to change is adding a bone sticking up to out of it like the spine, and Ill probably just stuff the pants not go through all the trouble of building the skelton.
Oct 11, 2010. 2:01 PMl8nite says:
that came out fantastic ! I like the packing tube idea, we've been using recycled 2liter soda bottles with floral wire run thru them, they quickly stuff arm and legs and the "joints" work fairly well. The only thing I see with yours is that the intestines have 2 ends and while that is creepy, a small pile of intestines in the lap would also be cool. ^5
Oct 11, 2010. 7:18 PMl8nite says:
One of the greatest aspects of this site is how it can stimulate the imagination

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Author:hackmattr
Full time College student with a passion for building stuff with whatever is on hand at the time. 7 years woodworking experience.1 year metalworking experience. Been tearing stuff down and putting it ...
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