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wow you really did an awesome job! Well done you.

Plaster of Paris or Alginate like the dentist uses to cast for missing teeth.

Any sound effects?

And to think, 15 years ago, I was walking around like mom of the year for using glow-in-the-dark paint and star stampers all over the ceiling in my daughter's huge bedroom. 🏆 I'm going to keep my title and NOT show her this cool project 😊

Next time might wanna try thickened silicone with tin thix thickener then you can do a free form epoxy dough shell, or plaster bandage shell.

Oh, thank goodness, you've done the hard work for me! I'll just slip the mold into my car, and thank you so much, Mr Artist guy! I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a pumpkin mold today 😃

This is great! I need shelves like this for my collection

Maybe a mixture of plain gelatin and corn starch. Like a few boxes of plain gelatin a cup or so of corn starch and hot water but less than what the gelatin box calls for.

This is so great! I might try this with my not as nice as your stairs. I’ll have to paint mine first

I enjoyed this video sooo much! The combo of real talking and over dubbing, the mess, the trial and error. This video was the real deal and I loved it! New sub

Ya did good

Wow wow

Wow!!! Fantastic job. ❤

Amazing work👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Sweet👍🏼

You are awesome and DETERMINED great job your PUMPKINS🎃 look incredible !!!!

Jacket mold with simple silicone would have been easier and then a hard shell over that with plaster bandages would have done you better. I hate that you spent all that money.

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As someone who went through the hell of using spray foam everyday for 6 months, I understand how tedious this was

My uncle made one on his 3D printers and has it standing up in his home office he even made the gun for it

This videos gonna blow up! Good job dad!

It is a b1

This shows you how intimidating the CIS army was. Imagine a life size Super Battle Droid

With the state of the franchise, why do you stay with it?

Awesome video. Brilliant ideas!!

You do know you can buy molds under the original 50 bucks you spent. 😬

Make a portkey out of something like an old suitcase and use it to deliver rewards or House Points etc.

They came out great! Good job

Me personally, I would've made a fiberglass mold for a job that big or better yer a 3d printed mold, then you wouldn't have to buy the $50 foam pumpkin. And a cheaper silicone way would be to buy it by the 5 gal bucket. You probably paid more for the six kits than one 5 gal bucket of A B. I think also on the fiberglass mold side of things I would've made it with an inner half to make it hollow then dump bulk 2 part expandable foam into the mold. And carving. Hot knife. It's the easiest way to cut foam. And they are cheap.

Loved it. So cool a lot like I do trial and error. Thank you

19:51 wow that looks good.

BTW, you can make a cheap silicone mold by mixing silicone caulk with Naptha.

Brush-On with a plaster mother-mold would have been a better choice.

It’s too late for this project, but for big things I would skim coat with silicone then make a plaster support for it to sit in 😊

This is a Super Dad, and here’s what I say…whoa!!!!⚡️

Wow those look amazing!!!!!fantastic work!!

Oh boy! Diseased pumpkins.

Hi. I used to make props for a scare maze I'm retired from it now but please feel free to contact me I have some great cost saving methods for things like very realistic fake meat and cheap but good reusable moulds

Omg This video is so good! I’m shocked it doesn’t have thousands of views. It must have taken so long to make I hope you update the title thumbnail because more people should see this.

A really fun way to make carve-able pumpkins is to use a beachball, mold release, water and gloves. One beachball can make hundreds of pumpkins...if you're careful. Spray the outside of the beachball with mold release. Spray the foam all over the beachball leaving the inflate nub and about 3 inches around it foam-free. Here's the important part...USE A SPRAY BOTTLE TO MIST WATER ALL OVER THE WET FOAM AND LET IT SIT FOR 5 MINUTES (really soak it thoroughly). Use gloves (wet down with water, too) to lightly press the foam to form the outer pumpkin skin. Use more water if it sticks to gloves. Let the foam cure, then deflate the beachball and pull it out through the opening in the foam.

When using silicone molds you can use corn starch to wipe down the inside before you use so you get easy release and usually protects the silicone.

Oh holy cow!!! That is way past awesome---took the kids a while to absorb it but looks like it's a hit!

If you have a belt sander you should use it to trim the pumpkins. I think it would make that step go WAY FASTER 👍🏼

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If you feel like carving pumpkins from scratch in bulk, Make a road trip to either Tractor Supply or Lowe's. In the back of some stores they keep the 12 x 12 x 18 Styrofoam cubes they have left over from their metal trailer shipments. Ask the store's managers about them, sometimes they are more than happy to get rid of them. A little Drylock and paint, you can make anything, cemetery posts, tombstone, pumpkins, etc.

A couple alternatives when building is to use a dremel tool with a router attachment instead of the hot knife, and you can also use wooden dowel rods instead of rebar to secure them in the ground if you dont have an angle grinder. They really are a fun project and are cheaper and better made than store bought

print speed ?

I enjoyed watching you make these pumpkins, even though things didn't turn out at times you had a sense if humor about it to just move on. The results were awesome loved the lights and pumpkins on the fence. Bravo!

This is hands-down, the best bedroom makeover I have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love everything about it. The clouds are AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! The way you made them go down into the wall, the different colors, the purple is my favorite. I love the chandelier too. But this is just SO SO COOL!!!!!!!!!!

So beautiful but considering the amount of dust fiberfill could hold I can’t imagine breathing in that room after 3months of use 😢