DIY Zombie Groundbreakers, for Less than 10 Bucks!

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Learn how to make super easy Zombie Groundbreakers! We don't use a Plastic skeleton or 2nd hand store clothing. We corpse the zombies using a layer of loctite foam for petrified skin and Garbage bags with yard fabric for clothes. Below is the link to our Silicone skull mold video if you want to make these skulls on the cheap.
-Silicone Skull mold DIY
• How to Make a Silicone...
-Loctite Skull casting video
• How to Make Creepy Hal...
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21 окт 2024

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@knowyourjoe8826 Месяц назад

Nice blend of techniques from various sources to produce a cool prop. I especially like how you break down the cost per unit. Very useful and relevant information. Subscribed. Looking forward to whatever is next!

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Glad you like it! Happy Haunting!

@drdanbhcmg 24 дня назад

You "Crushed" it with this one ...Great Video

@GRUNGEHaunts 20 дней назад

Glad you liked it!! Happy Haunting!

@jimmycrum8107 Месяц назад

Looking good keep it up

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Thanks, will do! Happy Haunting!

@k2thelo Месяц назад

this is so cool omg!!!

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Thank you. Happy haunting!

@sinner13halloweenfiend76 Месяц назад

Just wording is lock.... better to use the grate stuff ?

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Loctite spray foam is a must on this build. You can't really sculpt Great stuff foam. Also, GS continues to deform and cure for months so it just won't work. You could try Wurth spray foam from Walmart, I've found it can be sculpted somewhat, but still not as good as Loctite.

@billfoster6809 Месяц назад

As a fellow home-haunted and builder, I’m enjoying your videos. I would suggest that you not speed through so much of your content. Show the spraying of black paint and where you think it’s needed on one skull, then zip through all the others. Same with pulling teeth, welding pool noodles…etc. I’ve noticed you speed through a few things on previous videos and your viewers can feel slighted by this. But I appreciate your work and hope you keep doing it.

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

I do appreciate the feedback. It's a difficult balance. I want to keep the videos moving along and under 30 minutes if possible. This video would have been 2 hours long if I hadn't sped up many sections, it's still 46 minutes which is longer than I'd hope for. I admit, the corpsing section was sped up a lot. I do have a separate corpsing video that goes more in depth on the process. I thank you for watching!

@MakeupMobster 26 дней назад

I don’t feel slighted at all. I have a few DIY vids on my channel as well and I speed through a lot of stuff too. In reality it takes hours and sometimes days to complete projects and it’s hard to show everything in detail. I just show the relevant stuff in hopes that if you’re watching my videos you are crafty/ handy and can figure out a lot on your own without watching every little step. That’s what is great about the comments. You can answer any unanswered questions there.

@wadehadley6765 Месяц назад

Good stuff . That gave me lots of ideas ! Thanks for the vid man !

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Glad I could help! Happy Haunting!

@wadehadley6765 Месяц назад

Yaaaaaaa !!!

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Happy Haunting!

@whitepaw54 Месяц назад

nice stealing all Stillbeasts tricks and ideas

@GRUNGEHaunts Месяц назад

Utilizing his ideas. I also "stole" ideas from Twigrot, Monster tutorials, and many many other Haunter channels for this build. I even "stole" the idea to make the silicone mold for the skulls from Robert Talone, BITY, etc. All of the techniques were learned from watching other haunters for sure.