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paper mache and glue led skull

paper mache and glue led skull

 
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Step 1Things youll need

 a skull (hopefully fake :p) that you wont need for anything else.
aluminum foil ( lots of it)
packing tape
1 popsickle stick
gorilla glue ( i find it works best but you don't need to use it)
water
old phone book
exacto blade or something good for cutting the material your skull is made out of
cardboard scraps
i bit of toilet paper
drylock
drill or nails for small hole
black paint (spray paint)
dry brush and biege paint
your choice of lights any color

also i just posted this on my site and please vote for me to win the ipad with the gorilla glue challenge my life is getting really busy and it would help so much.

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20 comments
Sep 13, 2011. 5:37 PMRunawayOctober says:
So, you say to use a skull you wont need for anything else, but as I understand the directions nothing happens to it in the molding process, right? So, I could use one of my nice skulls that I prefer to keep for later use, with just a little cleaning, right? Thanks!
Feb 3, 2011. 8:51 AMKaiFoxFurry says:
Thanks, This instructable helped me a lot with last Halloween. I won first place in my school's costume contest as "Grim's Bride". The eyes have a timer so they "blink" on and off with a red eerie glow! Thanks again! ^_^
Oct 19, 2010. 1:47 PMsakimoto says:
So kool my brother!!!
Oct 8, 2010. 9:31 PMjeff-o says:
Nice work, this is a huge improvement over a "stock" prop skull!
Oct 5, 2010. 2:51 PMnorthstar15 says:
your geting 5 stars for the instructable and my vote but not because you asked just because i love this instructable
Oct 5, 2010. 1:26 PMDIY-girl says:
oh my gosh! this is so cool thanks for a awsome instructable
Oct 4, 2010. 6:06 PMglobin says:
aww man you got my vote this is way better than anyone elses
Oct 3, 2010. 6:04 PMdombeef says:
An ipad isnt a computer, and you can fix a virus, i have multiple times on my 6 year old slow mac mini. i want a new computer too
Oct 3, 2010. 4:33 AMvadios says:
This is extremely cool! Thanks for a great tutorial!
Oct 2, 2010. 11:40 PMaramanthe says:
I think it would be a really awesome addition to the lights shining out of the mouth if perhaps you tinfoiled the inside of the skull. :)
Oct 2, 2010. 1:52 AMScreamo says:
Awesome.
Oct 1, 2010. 8:34 AMmichaelgohjs says:
at first glance i thought it was a terminator skull..
this is awesome.. can yo try a terminator head model next? your styling is great
Oct 1, 2010. 5:42 PMCyberscann54 says:
use all the steps in your instructable to make skull then sand it smooth you are gonna need multiple grades of really fine grit wet dry sand paper. prime it with acrylic primer inside and out then sand outside again do this about 3 times. now with the drylock paint and the acrylic primer it should be completely water proof . then time for the automotive metallic silver non water based paint do about 3-4 light coats letting dry between coats then sand smooth repeat about 2 more time now you should have a completely water proof skull and be able to do some wet sanding with really fine grit sand paper now for the mirror finish car wax apply as directed it should now look like real metal and be able to see yourself in it. this will take some time but the finished product will be amazing

on the other hand you can buy a precast model and paint it using the steps i gave
form here http://www.cqout.com/item.asp?id=4456735
Oct 1, 2010. 5:52 AMmary candy says:
wauu coolll
Sep 30, 2010. 5:21 PMlesrebnav says:
AWESOME, Good Job
Sep 30, 2010. 4:05 PMChrysN says:
Creepy! The red is really a good colour for skulls, nicely done.

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