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How to make a Doctor Who Scarecrow

How to make a Doctor Who Scarecrow
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In the new Series 3 of Doctor Who, a two-part story “Human Nature” and “The Family of Blood introduce a new enemy of The Doctor, the Scarecrows. Animated scarecrows brought to life by the Family of Blood as their personal army. Really quite terrifying. Here’s how I made it.
 
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Step 1Materials

0.5m x 1.4m Hessian cloth. Alternatively, a large unlined Hessian sack
A large dark brown / grey-blue woven throw blanket / rug
20m Jute rope or sisal cord
Much bigger than you need grey-blue / dark brown sweat pants or jogging bottoms
A fancy dress masquerade mask
Paint
Needle and thread
Newspaper
Kitchen roll paper
PVA glue
Hot glue
Sewing machine

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3 comments
Feb 15, 2012. 7:37 AMZipplerZap says:
Its cool, but it kinda has a sad look to it. Other then that its really cool.
Nov 2, 2010. 7:22 PMl8nite says:
Your scarecrow is AWESOME and one of the few creatures you dont have to be a dr who fan to recognize ! Our 6'8 scarecrow was waiting outside the main Haunt to get people when they thought they were "safe"

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Author:chiok(Chiok Li Designs)
Completed a masters in mechanical engineering and then realised I didn't want to be an engineer. So I'm a freelance propmaker and costumier for film, theatre and music videos. Occasionally, I need t...
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