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The center of the suspension bridge features a buried pirate scene under glass panels.
The center of the suspension bridge features a buried pirate scene under glass panels.
I used GreatStuff foam to build up the scene to look like a hole in the ground
I used GreatStuff foam to build up the scene to look like a hole in the ground
I used a standard 5' skeleton and dislocated the jaw for effect.
I used a standard 5' skeleton and dislocated the jaw for effect.
I placed black plastic trash bags and used a heat gun to melt them over the skeleton - this gives it a decayed flesh effect.
I placed black plastic trash bags and used a heat gun to melt them over the skeleton - this gives it a decayed flesh effect.
I spray painted the entire skeleton black and then dry-brushed over it with brown, rust, and a bit of red colors, leaving the recesses black.
I spray painted the entire skeleton black and then dry-brushed over it with brown, rust, and a bit of red colors, leaving the recesses black.
I dry-brushed the exposed bone areas with a cream-colored acrylic paint.
I dry-brushed the exposed bone areas with a cream-colored acrylic paint.
After acheiving the desired affect, I fine tuned the cream drybrushing to blend it a bit so that it looked more realistic.
After acheiving the desired affect, I fine tuned the cream drybrushing to blend it a bit so that it looked more realistic.
I tore and distressed the clothing and added hair, and a sword rammed through his chest.
I tore and distressed the clothing and added hair, and a sword rammed through his chest.
I covered the foam with dirt and dried leaves, then set the scene with the skeleton and his pirate treasure.
I covered the foam with dirt and dried leaves, then set the scene with the skeleton and his pirate treasure.
The scene is covered with a thick panel of plexiglass for support and a panel of glass for scratch resistance. Those walking through the covered bridge are in for a surprise!
The scene is covered with a thick panel of plexiglass for support and a panel of glass for scratch resistance. Those walking through the covered bridge are in for a surprise!
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