Recreating VECNA from Stranger Things - DIY Halloween Decorations

Its the best time of the year, Halloween!
As every year i asked Paul from VGS if he has some tricks he would share with us in *things of prop building. *Strangely Pauls idea of making a dragon head for this years video somewhat coresponded with my idea of making something *Stranger Things related. As finally the newest and fourth season of my favorite series came out we thought lets try to recreate the seasons new vilain „Vecna“.
Of course modeling a highly detailed figure is one of the most complex and skill demanding things you can do so in this video Paul will show you his approach of how to build or recreate Vecna or other Monster-like creatures using simple things you probably have at home.
I hope you enjoy!
Things Paul used:
Plastic Skeleton
Acrylic putty
Some cheap pantyhoses
Rockwool
Leftover acylic paint
Spraypaint (brown, black, red)
Electric conduit, hoses, strings
Electric wire
Pieces of an old garden hose
Cloth from an old t-shirt
Cling wrap
Candy eyeballs
Paper tape
Gaffer tape
Contact glue
Tools Paul used;
Hot glue
Pliers
Scissors
Carpet knife
Brushes
Propane torch
Water sprayer
Pauls Tool Tip:
OLFA scissors
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[@caranorn]

Having spent the day with Paul working on my new apartment I had to take a look at this channel, which I had not heard of before. This feels like being in the workshop, either helping out, working on my own stuff or just being introduced to his latest work. Nice!

[@trevorbartels1730]

Looks great!

[@robertsmithsmith6473]

What is the cloth like material you use?

[@viandengalacticspaceyards5135]

Once upon a time, that was my favorite T-shirt.

[@techiesteve9447]

That is disturbingly disturbing!