Carving a Giant Halloween Pumpkin - Warren's Fruit Farm - by Sculpture Studios 

I am good at sculpting and drawing with great precision and professionalism, and I loved what you do very much

Yes! so glad they got ahold of you for this project. Kate wrote us back in June and we sent her your links and how you would be perfect for this project and much closer to them than us. So glad it worked out and everything looks amazing. If there's ever any work in the US you can't do be sure to send them our way. Wink, Wink, Cheers

I love to sculpt too

Thanks that's cool.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Beautiful and wonderful work of art. I am also good at this kind of work.

Love your projects and the channel and THANK YOU for sharing! ...................Bill from Colorado

Love your projects and the channel and THANK YOU for sharing from iraq i folow you before 18 yares

looks great as always.

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So glad my favorite channel posted! Thank you to the Hynes family for sharing your work. Love the pumpkin. I hope one day to be able to make some sculptures for my garden! Sending love from Illinois USA - Lee

Coming from a country where we have "big things" Avocado, Banana, potato, merino, pineapple, lobster- the list goes on, I can really appreciate the visual impact of oversized fruit and veg to catch the eye. This is a great sculpt with just enough dancing to make the video shine.

That is super good! I'm a big fan of Halloween and pumpkins, so I appreciated that. At 1:12 - Can I ask what hot wire cutter set up you have Aden? What powers it (I'm guessing a variable power supply), how thick (gauge) your Ni-Chrome wire is, the length between the handles etc. as I know that affects the performance of the Ni-Chrome wire? I have made several hot wire cutters of varying lengths, but I just haven't been able to crack the long, powerful ones to cut large pieces of polystyrene like you do. It always struggles part way through to the point where it just stops, it seems because the temperature has dropped so far it stops 'cutting'. So any guidance would be great. Also, in the absence of the mystical foil that, as we all know, doesn't really exist, what would you recommend using for strength and protection on simple polystyrene i.e., something that won't eat into it, but would give it a protective coating against damage and weather? I believe the fibreglass needs the foil to stop eating into the polystyrene? Cheers.

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If you dont mind me asking, how much did this project cost? Im sure the man hrs is up there plus materials arent cheap.

Is it possible to volunteer with you in such artistic works in the future?