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DIY Zero Tombstone - Nightmare Before Christmas
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2019
- www.monstertutorials.com - Here's the Nightmare Before Christmas Zero the dog's Tombstone. This is an easy DIY project you can do with insulation foam sheets and some basic tools.
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Your shop site didn't work for me.... instead I got some phishy congratulations web page
I found one at harbor freight.
I love the video and would really love to make Zero's doghouse, but I don't see dimensions and item list anywhere. I joined your patreon hoping to find it there, but no luck. I see the dimensions for the front and the cross in the picture, but not for the back walls and there is no list of items needed. If you could please include a list of items and dimensions I would be grateful. Thanks!
I've seen most of your videos and they are so inspiring and freaking awesome. I have a box of various sizes in trolls that I collected with my sisters when we were Young. I would love to make some kind of Halloween ghouls out of them but I don't know where to start. Can you do a video on something like this using the little plastic trolls? You have awesome videos, thank you so much for sharing them.
If you make this and live in an area where you see rain or snow, from experience, make sure you seal the foam prior to painting. We made this a few years ago and used a pint of driveway sealant before we painted it. This helped add a stone texture to the foam and made it waterproof. Zero's doghouse has survived 3 years of Ohio weather and is still going strong.
Fellow Ohioan here ☺ I plan on making this as well and with our crazy weather do you have any other tips?
Jessica Tinker this was going to be my question exactly. When you put that much work into something you want it to last! It would not survive the sun and rain where I live in Texas I don't think. I really appreciate seeing this response, now I don't have to ask LOL! Thank you!
@@kellybegley9291 Sure thing:
- I used 2" thick insulation foam board instead of the thinner foam in the video.
- I used an industrial construction grade adhesive to connect the foam (you can buy different types at any hardware store in caulk aisle)
- After it is assembled, coat the whole house in some kind of driveway or basement waterproofer (I used Drylok) I recommend putting one coat on, letting it dry, and applying a second just to make sure you seal everything. Be sure to really coat it and get in the nooks and crannies. The sealer has a texture to it, so it actually made our foam look like stone on it's own. It was awesome.
- I used outdoor oil based paints in grey, silver, and black. Painted grey everywhere, then used black and silver sparingly with a dry brush to add depth.
- I sealed off the whole thing with one coat of matte clear polyurethane spray paint.
Our doghouse is also made of solid foam, so while we stacked and glued the house together, we embedded two 1/2" PVC pipes (about 18 inches long) into the body of the dog house. This way we can slide the doghouse onto Rebar we have put into the ground. It has yet to blow away or fall over in any of the storms we have had over the years.
If you have IG, you can see a during and final picture on my account @jtinks13, just to give you ideas. Happy Halloween :)
@@KatPickles We went through some serious trial and error over the years with our NBC decorations. It can be a headache when you have to keep this stuff outside in bad weather.
Thank you so so much thats awesome. Yes your right its hard to put all that work into it and it not last so appreciate the awesome advice thanks again ☺
That slicing the thickness in half was pretty slick!
If you left the door off, this tutorial could be "Indoor dog house for goths with small dogs" 😁
You'd have to use something stronger than foam though, or the dog will chew it up.
@@nekobat1962 You're right! I didn't think about that. Probably only dogs who never chew could have the foam if it was sealed with something safe.
@@KelseytheLetteredDandy you can use wood
I swear 92% of everything going in my yard this year is all thanks to you!
Awesome!! Thanks!
A suggestion.... make a flying zero mounted on a wire that will “fly” around it.
Good idea!
You don't even have to get super fancy with it you could just hang zero there from a small shepherd's hook
That was exactly what I thought!
Brilliant idea. I definitely have to try that since I bought a large zero At party city,but I need to make a hole to put a small lighter inside ,so the nose is always glowing.
@@kkeegan32 or use fishing line and hang it from a tree limb
Can you please give the measurements from the bottom to where the roof starts, thank you for the great tutorials
Today's goal is... To binge watch every Monster Tutorial today and then..... Start creating and decorating! ❤️
I made a dog house several years ago and my dog out grew it. Going to revamp it by running the boards through the planer and using a router for the scalloped edges. It already has a curved opening. So the rest is pretty simple cookie cutter style cut out of Zero W/bone and placing over plywood.
Doing props is a fun little hobby but I’m all over the place… scarecrows, anything Star Wars, superheroes to minions and Harley Davidson skulls.
It is rewarding to see other people enjoy it as much as I enjoy doing projects and seeing it completed.
Feel like a kid and get giddy when I see things coming together. I think its just a creative burst of energy that is just part of my personality…I love videos with creative people:
MP share the measuring steps for those that are interested in learning to do this; I see so many commenters asking for measurements and if you look at Monsters Tutorials responses are only to those that give compliments and then skips those commenters asking questions about measurements and for information on what you left out of the video.
It isn’t teaching if you leave the steps out of the video. It’s more about selling/ making money. Realistically if if you didn’t leave the steps out and responded at least in your description box of supplies and measurements.
My advice for those that want to learn to make this -cut cardboard to the size you want( look up kids cardboard playhouse patterns) that will be beginner friendly and you’ll have a place to start and use it for a template.
Remember this is a seasonal decoration so you’ll have to have room to store it; also that foam board can get dinged up easily. Just a few things to keep in mind.
I do woodworking, painting /wall murals and my husband does automotive painting and bodywork.
So I am thinking of a way to convert the dog house to a doggie Zero toy chest so it is functional.
I made one using 2 Inch thick pink foam...I glued 2x2's on the inside walls so you can screw it together and take it apart for storage..also it's heavier so the wind won't blow it away outside
I really should’ve saved money from all my paychecks because I’m decking out this Halloween
Wow, beautiful!! Only Eduardo can wear white jeans while doing a project like this!!!❤❤❤
hehe thanks!
I love this project! I want to make my own this year.
Also, the Greyhound
That texture trick is genius.
It turned out absolutely perfect! This is one of my favorite Monster Tutorial props.
Thank you!
Did you post the measurements somewhere 😢
You could also glue some plastic 90 degree corner joints where the walls meet for added stability and rigidity.
Love the texture trick. One we use in our shop, especially for stone things and to weather proof a bit more. I mix Flex-crete to a slightly watery toothpaste consistency and brush on in layers. About 3 layers doesn’t add much weight and it’s literally covered in stone. Adjusting the amount of water and brush techniques can add or smooth texture. It also seals the foam, then you’re free to use spray paint.
Incredible. Love that you contribute to time what is a great movie . Your very talented about craft, keep on creating masterpieces.
Thank you very much!
Awesome job on this! The house turned out sweet and we like how you took us along with you through all the steps cutting and creating your masterpiece. 👍👍👍
Thank you! It was fun to make too!
Cheers,
ET
I was "blown away" by your texturing technique. 🤗
OMG!!! 😍 I’m totally making this! An the toothpick trick is AMAZING!!!
It look so good! From the pictures it really looks like concrete or stone slabs. Love it! Great Job
Please make the measurements available for us to use I would love to do this please 😍
I love it! The texture is amazing! It looks so real! It's also really satisfying to watch you cut the foam with those hot knives. Are you going to make the Zero ghost that you showed in the intro? Awesome techniques and construction.
My daughters birthday is Halloween and she absolutely loves it. Omg I wish we could have it 😭
Alyssa Isbell Get the supplies and make your own. The child will have a great gift and a wonderful memory of the time spent building it.
Absolutely perfect !
Omg i love it and btw good job doing the design behind of zero tombstone i really love it☺☺☺👍👍👍💕💕💕💕💕
True artist, really looks like Zero’s house. Thanks for showing all the painstaking steps that go into it.
That's way cool! I might just have to invest in a foam cutter.
It's so nice to watch your videos! So nice to follow, slow and quiet, I like that very much. And your crafts are fabulous! Best wishes from Switzerland. Katrin
I love this! It goes with the Zero costume I made my dog when my husband and I made an Oogie Boogie costume for him one year.
I don't know exactly how I found this channel, but when I went to all the videos you've put I nearly went bananas. I was like, "AH! I could do that one! and that one! and holy crap that's awesome!" So SOOOOO glad I found your channel. These are DIY videos that even someone like me (who although rather creative) lacks any engineering and building skills whatsoever. I definitely want to make that skull chain fence thingy. Sure, I'll probably manage to glue the skull to my hand instead of the post but I'll just channel my inner Shakespeare and hope for the best.
A little tip when trying to make foam look like stone or concrete, before assembly, wad up a ball of tin foil the size of your fist and rull it over all the smooth surfaces. It will create tiny indentations that will allow for more natural looking light and dark spaces when you do your dry brushing later.
I would love to see the distorted fire place from beetlejuice. I have had the idea for a while to frame a doorway or to create a fake fireplace in this concept. I would love to see your take on it and give some pointers on how to approach it. Great work, keep it up!!!
This came out so freaking awesome! 🤩 That's one unique prop for sure. Great job! 👍
I watched this with my 5 year old who loves The nightmare before Christmas.
He loved this!! You did awesome!
Love it Ed! How is the year round graveyard looking? I would seal Zeros tomb with some urethane so your work holds up.
FYI, to keep from having to do multiple costs of paint, you can use a spray primer as your first coat. It must be primer though because spray paint will eat the foam.
I used the same foamboard to make my G1 Transformers Wheeljack costume, but with a hot wire cutters and a box knife. Tons of silicone, toothpicks and cut down kebob skewers later, I had the build. Coated the entire thing in Kilz before painting to keep the spray paints from eating the foamboard.
I LOVE your Zero tombstone!!! You did an amazing job! ♥♥♥
That came out awesome! Love the highlighting. Really looks like stone.
FANTASTIC!
I tried most of them and its amaising do more cause some of tgem you make them that things you find .love this channel
Fantastic, Eduardo!! My favorite movie, and you replicated the tombstone perfectly. Love everything about this.
Thank you!
This looked soooooo awesome! I'm making this. Thanks so much for the step by step Eduardo 👍🏼
you are brilliant mr. Monster
really a wonderful prop
Possibly one of my favorite props from you.
Thanks!
This is absolutely beautiful! I think it would be cool to add glow in the dark paint to the to the white highlight paint. Just a hint of spooky glow! I wonder what would happen if you sand the bubbles texture your created (spay water and not wipe it off) . Would it leave holes behind, to give it that old decaying stone look? Also, in future cover up your license plate.
Another fantastic tutorial. This is how I make my own gravestones and this year I'm making Wrought iron gate entry way for my graveyard.
Awesome!!!!! This is by far my FAVORITE movie and you did an amazing job recreating zero’s home. 👍🏻👍🏻
Not only do I love your attention to detail but I am loving your pink glasses.
Awesome looking project! 👊 🎃👊
👌👍💪👍👌👍
You could easily sell those, somewhere between $149 to $199.00 each
Omg i would like to make this but it looks sooo time consuming, it’s supper neat 😩 great job....
That looks exactly like the crypt in the movie! Your cemetery looks so spooky and cool and that adds a fun touch to it!
I love this! I am a NBC collector, even named my dog Zero. I would totally buy this, please consider selling them for those of us who are not DIY savvy, please!!!!!
wow! awesome
Awesome!!! Would love to go trick or treating at your place on 🎃 night! Can't wait to see you bring out your 🐴 's this year, but can only view your tutorials since I'm in Wichita KS! So thank u for all u do n share!!!!
Thank you!
Freaking awesome 👏 I just love your videos! I wish I was half as creative as you
Best prop so far
Thanks!
Omg this is amazing I love it so much
Thanks!
Super freaking cool!
WOW That's TALENT
WOW...what a AWESOME JOB!!!!
Looks amazing!!!
Dang. That came out so cool
Awesome! Looks great.
This is very cool 😊 love watching your tutorials 😁
Thank you!
I come back to his video every halloween even tho I am broke and can’t make any of this stuff
Watching your videos are one of the things I look forward to the most during this time of the year. Awesome upload!
So awesome
Turned out so great! Awesome tutorial as usual! Thanks man! Hope your almost ready for October!
You make all this look so easy, but it looks like it took so much time... Love your videos
Loved this❣️Such great tools combined with your talents are a great combination. Nicely done and makes a fantastic addition to your graveyard. Thanks for all that you do to keep us creatively inspired.💖
That is great.
You captured Tim Burtons style and his essence with such ease. Tim Burton would love this!
Oh i definitly gonna try to recreate this for halloween this year ^^
I'm doing the molding pumpkins from your tutorial on them way back when, I just finished two of them and they look great!
Also, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!
This is awesome! ! Love the slicing adapter, its like cutting butter with that thing!
Gasp!!!!!! I want to make this so bad. I love that movie so much. My mother was pregnant with me when this was made.
Great build!
Very very cool.
This is my absolute favorite tutorial!!!!
You are amazing! And so are those tools... Thank you for sharing your talent with us
Another awesome project!
You went through 5 shirts making this video LOL
Yep, I only had like 10 mins per day over a few days!
Cheers,
ET
Stunning work sir 🏴
This is absolutely brilliant! I love it!
ca y est cette année je viens de faire la niche merci pour ce tuto
You are so awesome! This turned out great. Thank you. I want to do this now.
Everything you do is amazing, but this one I believe I can actually do solo! Can't wait to give this a try!
That "Oops" paint has gone a long ways!
Amazing job!!!!!
By chance can you give out the dimensions on this project? I'd love to try it myself, but I don't have a printer to measure out sonething to scale up.
+1 dimensions would be awesome
Awesome Build and it turned out great, thanks for sharing I love That Movie
Awesome, thank you!
I love what you're doing, your work is really awesome. We're trying to revitalize enthusiasm for Halloween in our area and your tutorials really help.
So Glad I Stumbled upon Your Dollar Tree Tombstones Video! You Are A True Craftsman. Halloween Is My Absolute Favorite Holiday. I'm Always Making New Halloween Decorations And My Husband says we Have Enough! NEVER! LOL
Brilliant Eduardo. Soooo wanna try it.