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[@punishedprops]

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[@SIMPLY_GJ]

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[@samd5021]

Loved what you did with the Rex! I hope you bring it to DragonCon next year! We're doing the Rex night on Sunday once again! :D

[@justinhaymond969]

Punished Props Academy I made a plumbob and was a sims character for holloween

[@punishedprops]

@Justin Haymond that's super fun!

[@punishedprops]

@Sam D Thanks so much! We had lots of fun :)

[@onehourofsomething1hour149]

🦖I think I’d look cute in that

[@punishedprops]

Yaaaaaaas!

[@laurenp6992]

“So how much hot glue do I need for these costumes?“ This guy: “yes”

[@punishedprops]

Basically

[@laurenp6992]

I’m on board! Barely any machine sewing is a huge win for me 😂

[@laurenp6992]

Good to know. Bill makes some killer costumes 👍

[@brycelynch2138]

Hot glue and duct tape - every costumer's best friends.

[@JohnClark-tt2bl]

I am the vengeance, I am the night, I.....have tiny arms.

[@punishedprops]

We need to make some bat-arm extenders.

[@harpernikki1]

I just think of darkwing duck

[@glittermytimbers]

Great ideas! As an experienced sewist, the fabric store has great iron-on methods for no sew making!

[@punishedprops]

We need to get some of that!

[@JasonSimpson1966]

The one other thing the bat T-Rex needs is a utility belt.

[@punishedprops]

Yeah I was worried about weight and affecting the inflation

[@zeekjones1]

To dirty it up, I'd make some 'mud' to dip the edges in; water, tea, crushed coals and ash from a fire, maybe some saw dust from the shop. Can use pretty much anything, but the water helps it really soak in, especially after ratting up the edges like you did.

[@punishedprops]

Yeah if you wanted to take it a bit further than we did in the video those are all great options!

[@Firnthuleien]

I love those T-rex costumes! I think one of the best instances I saw of them (the T-rex suit) was a trio of them running around with pizza boxes and the TMNT eye masks. They even had the knee/elbow pads, sheaths for their weapons, and one of them even had a sign saying they were looking for Mikey and that he was "lost" It was fantastic XD

[@punishedprops]

That's amazing

[@p11_studios]

Pleeeaaase consider doing a plague doctor mask. Thats what I’m going as and I think it’ll be really cool and pretty simple

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

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[@punishedprops]

Thanks for letting us know you're interested in that build! We have our current schedule worked out, but there could be room for this kind of video in future plans.

[@melissaslinker1119]

Yeah

[@merelii13]

This comment uh...aged weirdly. Hope your Halloween was awesome!

[@flynna]

@@merelii13 for sure

[@TheCrafsMan]

Mannn! Great video, as always! :D And it was SUPER neat seeing a Steady Craftin' mug! ;)

[@punishedprops]

Thanks CrafsMan! The mug has become a beloved member of the crew.

[@undeadmith]

i think this vid was just an excuse for bill to get an inflatable dinosaur XD

[@punishedprops]

You know me too well...

[@undeadmith]

@@punishedprops *whisper* it's because thats what i would do

[@groundcontrolto]

When I was in college I made a proton-pack out of a large cereal box, a paper plate and a few weird knobs and electronics bit. Lick of paint and it was a perfect addition to some cheap overalls and patches printed on iron-on printer paper.

[@punishedprops]

That's fantastic!

[@PartyPoison3371]

According to the writer, those plastic tubes on the costumes were for “incontinence due to fear.”

[@punishedprops]

HAH!

[@DreamD0g]

every year at comic-con sandiego I always look for "mcthor" and his crew, they recreate superheros like the avengers in the style of fast food mascots and its always a hoot

[@punishedprops]

Yes! They are great

[@sudonickx]

great ideas. Hot glue seams are definitely interesting. Also: The bat-rex climbing scene killed me!

[@punishedprops]

Thanks Nick!

[@navalhermawan7504]

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[@colinhoffman7950]

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[@skoue4165]

Actually something I have been meaning to share, and related to creepy costumes. Surgical gloves work great as a base to do really creepy hands. Just put one on and use liquid latex and fiber. Cotton is pretty common and it gives a burnt flesh kind of texture but tissue(read Kleenex) works really well and gives a wrinkly skin texture. You can pain if you like but I have used food color to color the latex and that can give you a really good translucent "real" look. Some tinted with a bit of blue lets you create veins. Cover that with some "skin tone" ish latex and you can get some really "old" hands. Crepe hair will also stick really well in the latex when it's wet. A hair drier will speed up the cure a LOT. Usually there is enough stretch that you can take the clove off but worst case you can slice it up the wrist till you can get it off. I almost never have had to cut it to get it off. It's reusable for a couple of years, then the latex starts to get dried out. This also works really well for building up "flesh" on skeletons, though then I start with coton to build up "muscles" etc. and then use tissue as a final "skin" layer (or not...).

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

For the movies, the nazghul costumes used over 40 yards of fabric. For each.

[@punishedprops]

Yeah they're crazy layered!

[@patprop74]

Your home ec teacher would be so proud to see what your doing now lmaooo! I really like that air glue gun trick!

[@punishedprops]

Hah! Thanks so much!

[@BBMando69]

The dino parade at DragonCon is always good for an Lol. Especially when it's been a long shift (I volunteer) and I'm walking a ballroom during parties/raves/concerts and I turn around and see a dino dancing. Makes that 18:00 to 06:00 more enjoyable.

[@punishedprops]

Hahaha yeah they are pretty fun

[@matthewgresham7060]

I love when someone dresses as Deadpool dressed as another character. Once at Fan Expo Dallas I saw Deadpool Sheriff Rick Grimes and it was amazing

[@PlanetAlexanderProjects]

Yea, they're pretty cool! I've seen Deadpool Bob Ross at a couple of cons, with a canvas painting of other Deadpool characters. My favourite so far!

[@punishedprops]

Nice!

[@AloisLois]

One costume over here in Vienna, Austria that always makes me laugh is this one guy that's dressed like a tube of mustard. You can see him at almost every con and he's hilarious!! He even wears a hat that looks like the screw cap and when you ask him for a photo, he poses like he's trying to screw the cap open.

[@punishedprops]

Hah! That's awesome!

[@JonathanMorley]

Since I don't drink coffee I often use watered down brown shoe polish to add dark weathering spots to my projects. One thing I also found is that if you put it on top of dry mod podge it looks more like a rust color.

[@punishedprops]

Great suggestion!

[@williamleepratt7264]

i once saw a 6'9" Sailor Jupiter with 8" stiletto heels & a giant beard..

[@punishedprops]

Excellent.

[@mhxistenz]

OMG the dino throwing the batarang! 🤣🤣🤣

[@punishedprops]

*plop*

[@NekoFallen]

Ah, the leg-hose.. something I get asked about when in my flight suit. It is officially the "Pee Hose" and was linked to an adult diaper and a 'reservoir' for the cases where a Ghostbuster gets scared, or on long jobs when they can't make it to the washroom. Like the ones Astronauts use during a space walk. Most of us just have it clipped to the back of the belt on a fob and removable for when we have to wash the flight suits.

[@punishedprops]

Neat!

[@neophytealpha]

Marty Mcfly is a really easy outfit to pull off. Many have most of the outfit in their closet.

[@redmisticfox6646]

I would say my favorite costumes I like seeing are the different styles of Furries They are so cute. I actually made my first furry for Halloween this year and it was so much fun to design it and make it come to life.

[@punishedprops]

Yeah! They're super creative and such amazing feats of craftsmanship!

[@TheArmyPanda]

I usually go dressed as one of those T-Rexes at Dragoncon. Helpful tip: Add a second fan for the suit.

[@punishedprops]

Nice!

[@REDEADTHEUNDEAD]

Totally going to steal that panel idea for my Cthulhu cultus robes thank you.

[@artsy_dragon_creations]

For all my broke cosplayers, I’ve found two amazing ways to make props. A cardboard cutout covered in great stuff and carved to shape works great (just make sure you have enough foam to cover both side of the cardboard because great stuff shrinks a bit when it fully cures and can warp the cardboard if there’s not foam on both sides) Also for my Hellboy costume I’m trying to make ive found cheap yoga rollers for only $5 at Dollar General, and they should work perfect for making his Right Hand of Doom that I’m hoping to articulate as well. I’ve also heard wood glue mixed with water can be a decent sealer for foam, but I haven’t tried it out myself yet

[@18020021]

What is great stuff? I'm

[@artsy_dragon_creations]

18020021t it’s a foam gap filler and insulation. Any kind of spray foam gap filler will work though

[@punishedprops]

Neat tips!

[@DrTurtleBee]

I took a stand alone grim reaper prop from big lots, added some fabric to the bottom and some stringing flowy fabric around the shoulders then sat the whole thing on my shoulders. Voila. Instant 9ft tall spooky grim reaper costume. Super intimidating. Super spooky.

[@punishedprops]

Very smart!

[@tonybardsley3611]

I go to comic con every year and seen many dinosaurs but i liked what you did with yours i had a good laugh at your little sketch. I might do a spiderman with my dinosaur for next comic con. Thank you for the tips on what to do.

[@punishedprops]

Hah! That would be super fun!

[@fasfan]

The bat costume on the T-Rex was too funny. lol

[@punishedprops]

Isn't it fun?

[@ldycemnn]

Did mine as Marvel's Devil Dinosaur...someday I'll want to bring him to Dragon Con

[@punishedprops]

Hah! That's great!

[@chris15252]

Bat Dino is definitely my favorite of the bunch

[@punishedprops]

He's my true hero

[@UncleMazzy]

honestly the floppy batman ears fits perfectly with the goofy theme of the costume.

[@punishedprops]

Right?

[@btd2516]

Amazon has a glue gun called the Web caster gun that has air lines and fittings built in. All you have to do is load it and hook it up to the air and next pretend your Spider-man

[@punishedprops]

Just make sure you don't leave the webbing outside!

[@MagnaRyuuDesigns]

that connector for the hose was actually cast in foam rubber from a mold of some kind of steam valve. And you were spot on with the what you did with the other end. In the movies it was just attached under the belt pretty much in the same way.

[@punishedprops]

Thanks!

[@evanrussell2172]

I'm doing Old Ben from Star Wars. I'm just reusing a costume I used for a fan film a little while back.

[@punishedprops]

Old Ben is always in style.

[@evanrussell2172]

@@punishedprops , why thank you. I thoroughly enjoy all of the content you produce. :)

[@plastickhero]

The hot glue spiderweb trick is amazing. My kid is going to be doing it all over the house.

[@punishedprops]

Good luck!

[@Tazerboy_10]

These are some really good simply Halloween tips...

[@eingames9931]

"Sewing is not my favorite thing." No crap with using hot glue on the nazgul outfit.

[@artsy196]

I really like these types of variety videos with multiple smaller projects. They're really fun and entertaining!

[@punishedprops]

Thanks so much!

[@mr.stealyourmilk1419]

flying spaghetti monster idk how to make one but its a flying spaghetti monster

[@TruculentGoose]

Just get drunk and poor Marinara over yourself.

[@josuelservin2409]

You can make a small one with with pipe cleaner and googly eyes and hanging it out ala carrot on a stick and go dress as a pirate with a pasta strainer hat!

[@rexmcstiller4675]

Meanwhile I have three capes. A light spring or summer linen, a woll one for the autum and a heavy felt one for the winter. I wear them as normal "jacket". The looks are always funny :D

[@punishedprops]

Capes are awesome!

[@rexmcstiller4675]

@@punishedprops But do you call it your normal street wear?

[@SpaceWizardCosplay]

The best part was the Batman cape and cowl and bat-a-rang for the inflatable t-Rex.

[@punishedprops]

Right? So fun!

[@bluesquidhat8553]

Me when he uses the rotary tool: Yes he’s going to use the suicidal bumble bee machine

[@dougmacbeath2198]

"It doesn't need to be like a perfect elven handle wrap" Nazgul *flicks hair back* " speak for yourself"

[@punishedprops]

Hah!

[@zeilouswolf]

favorite costume that always makes me laugh: the spanish inquisition. always surprising.

[@Dinoslay]

You could fill an entire Shelob lair with that spider web. 🕸

[@punishedprops]

Right?

[@GothicMixx]

A costume that always makes me smile is variations on Deadpool, (Dadpool, Nursepool, Duckpool)

[@punishedprops]

Yeah there are some very fun ones out there!

[@branchcore]

"What can't a 1 2 3 block do?" They can't 4 5....

[@punishedprops]

HAH!

[@Sandriell]

Oh but they can when they team up!

[@seamusbyrne8259]

Lol last year I had the cringy of making a D2 costume, kind of worked but I had rob glass Christmas decorations and their on the chest plate. Note to self: do not fall or glass kills everyone

[@punishedprops]

Oh man

[@anarchyantz1564]

What a brilliant idea with the spiders web.

[@punishedprops]

It's so much fun to make the webs, too!

[@generalgrievous6308]

Gosh can't tell you how much I love you for this video

[@punishedprops]

We're so glad you enjoyed it!

[@n2darkness]

The Ringwraith hood is actually a separate piece and drapes down to about the waist. Also stippling the bondo on the blade and lightly sanding is back will give you a better corroded metal texture.

[@punishedprops]

We wanted to make a simplified version of the wraith outfit so people could try their hand too! It can always be modified :) Thanks for the tip!

[@KerWallis]

This year I made a metal robot arm out of the aluminium from soda cans. I lined all the plates with 2mm black craft foam for extra definition. The only downside to this is that you have to drink a shit ton of soda to get all the material.

[@punishedprops]

Hahahahaha oh wow that's awesome! Share what you make with us on Twitter: twitter.com/chinbeard

[@Skaos87]

Awesome video and costumes as always! I can't help seeing a Cthulhu-Nazgûl tho, with the frayed facemask looking like tentacles to me (which makes it just so much cooler :D).

[@punishedprops]

Hah! Even Spookier!

[@iamsushi1056]

I have two challenges for you (maybe three): A) do something with superglue and: baking soda, cinnamon, graphite powders, metal powders, etc. (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYm8gaF-hKmnZ6c and kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXrTkmtmlL16r8k for reference) B) Make a portal gun. If you wanted, you could also make the boots or even recreate Chell's full outfit. C) (or B part 2) Make a full-scale companion cube

[@davidbell2535]

All the effort bill wants to put in is 10,000,000,000 times the effort most people could put in.

[@skoue4165]

Interesting. For theatre sets we use contact cement. There is a cup thing with fan blades and you stick it in a drill. The cup has a loose seal and you fill it up with contact cement (or rubber cement) and spin away. The glue leaks out of the loose seal and the wind from the fan blades blows the "web" out and on to things. It pretty much dries enroute so you can make big webs really hast. More fragile than the hot glue I'm sure.

[@fauxmarmorer9544]

Imagine trick or treating in Bill's neighborhood and you get to his house and he just hands you a box of prop making supplies

[@punishedprops]

The best Halloween!

[@rexmcstiller4675]

I would add a illuminated ghostmask to the Nazgul.

[@punishedprops]

Ooooh that would be spooky!

[@zebadiahstone2440]

Rexman and his sidekick, Raptor.....

[@punishedprops]

Now I need Robin Raptor.

[@Bastet674]

I made a catwitch costume. Things needed are witch hat, pentacle pin, cat ears, cat tail, long sleeve shirt/long sleeve leotard, long black pants, and plain black shoes. I hot glued my cat ears to my witch hat.

[@punishedprops]

How fun!

[@Bastet674]

@@punishedprops I’m doing the costume with things I all ready have

[@Bastet674]

@@punishedprops the company that made theirs and tail put the ears on hair clips originally. They put one on its clip backwards so I decided to take the ears off their clips.

[@amy211291]

The Batman T-Rex made my day! Such a great idea for upgrading and changing a well-known costume.

[@punishedprops]

Isn't it fun? So glad you enjoyed the video!

[@Ghesties-for-the-Resties]

I’m going to try to make that same sword into Iron Sting from Genshin Impact for my Kaeya cosplay I’m super excited!

[@punishedprops]

That's great!

[@colinhoffman7950]

To further improve the Nazgul costume, you could always try adding a voice modulator

[@punishedprops]

Oh man, great idea! They had those at the halloween store.

[@colinhoffman7950]

Punished Props Academy You could also improve the dinosaur costume by using pre recorded sounds on a cheap voice recorder so that when you spoke, dinosaur roars came out. I personally have found a few great ones on Amazon, or you can find them at shops like Target, or sometimes even at thrift stores.

[@M4st3r0fN0n3]

I love my surebonder dual temp hot glue gun. it works soooooo much better than the cheapie ones from walmart, plus the full size sticks last a lot longer

[@punishedprops]

We love ours too!

[@thure1982]

My teeth hurt from the sound when he used the rotary tool to dimple the sword!

[@punishedprops]

Sorry!

[@coopervanbonn7525]

My favorite video from my favorite channel!

[@punishedprops]

Thank you so much!

[@avatarslayerr]

Dig the use of plastic toys as props. Ever consider filling them with expanding foam? I've done that for a few props to add structure and heft. You can even use screws with a lot of glue to combine pieces.

[@punishedprops]

I've used expanding foam to fill pieces sometimes, but I have to be sure of the structural integrity. Expanding foam has a surprising amount of force and can warp week plastic walls!

[@nexanarmories2866]

willrow hood/running of the hoods

[@banjobill8420]

The fabric scissors bit reminds me of this Facebook post: "What is a suitable punishment for my 14 year old daughter... She used MY FABRIC SCISSORS TO CUT TORTILLA WRAPS" "Judy: DEATH"

[@punishedprops]

Oh jeez

[@TheSmugglersRoom]

Absolutely love it guys!!! Brilliant T-Rex upgrade!!!!

[@punishedprops]

Thanks so much!

[@turtlesquad88]

23:16 the hose part that you think s foam is actually a rubber piece!

[@envy-15545]

might steal that ring wraith idea

[@punishedprops]

Do it!

[@pepenetono1]

The T-Rex is beutiful!

[@punishedprops]

We had a lot of fun making it, we're glad you enjoyed it too!

[@MagnaRyuuDesigns]

you are missing one thing Bill. A ghost trap holster that holds the trap further down your leg so your arm doesn't hit it :D

[@punishedprops]

I may adjust that at some point, we'll see!

[@videogamepioneer6250]

Yeh, my glorious Halloween costume is gonna be Chuck Bartowski. It's simple and cheap.

[@punishedprops]

Hah! Nice

[@stembuk]

Is it me, or... When reporting the blade, did anyone else think it sounded like a robot trying to talk?

[@stembuk]

*repitting. Stoopid autocorrect.

[@punishedprops]

Yeah, our rotary tool sounds like a robotic bee.

[@SpaceWizardCosplay]

@27:54 A lot of ghostheads just attach the loose end of the leg hose to the rear end of thier belt with a d-ring and a lobster clip or a caribiner clip.

[@punishedprops]

Smart!

[@williamwilmes]

Love the video. I feel like a perfect moment was waisted with not using the Wilhelm scream the first time you threw the batarang off screen. Can't wait to see what you make for us next.

[@punishedprops]

HAH! Oh man that would have been great

[@Chuck_Shurley]

19:13 can't think of anything but this happy draugr head

[@punishedprops]

So so happy

[@RCraft]

That was really fynny with T-Rex Batman) Thanks a lot Punished Props!

[@punishedprops]

Hah, thanks! We're so glad you had fun with the video :)

[@neophytealpha]

All my patches are velcroed on. You could possibly use the flight suit for Stargate outfit too

[@tracygolladay988]

I love these episodes.

[@punishedprops]

So glad you're enjoying our videos! Thank you for watching!

[@jupamoers]

The Nazgul costume could also pass as a Sith Lord :P

[@punishedprops]

Absolutely!

[@MakarovFox]

i dont do this feasibility, but i like the tips

[@ZeroIkarus]

And because i couldnt get enough, i got back and watched again the past years video too!!

[@punishedprops]

Aww wonderful!

[@ZoeWolf196]

When you started running around in the bat-dino costume all i could think is, is that Adam West in there?

[@punishedprops]

There he goes!

[@hoteltangoyt]

It’s a ring wraith, the nazgull is what a ring wraith rides

[@istitoro4255]

Great idea but sadly my country doesn't do Halloween

[@punishedprops]

That's a bummer!

[@bearhall4919]

I am convinced that the pants tube on the ghostbusters costume is a catheter drain tube... so when they encounter the scariest ghosts, and subsequently piss themselves, it's okay...

[@punishedprops]

I've heard that theory a few times!

[@millenniumf1138]

I was trying to decide what costume I wanted to wear for Halloween, then I saw 39:10 and... maybe I'll be Tracer.

[@punishedprops]

Heck yeah!

[@peterbanierink343]

12:33 Why Not Zoidberg?

[@punishedprops]

HAH!

[@MakarovFox]

you can use paper staple machine too

[@saintignatius714]

If you've got a good thrift store nearby, you could always do young Wolverine with foam bone claws, flannel, and maybe an overcoat like a duster. That's what I'm doing for Halloween since I have the claws already made and the right clothes on hand

[@punishedprops]

Great idea!

[@h4nnihoney]

I got a question about the Nazgul costume: could you make a video about not only the gauntlets but also metal looking accessories to put over thr black shoes? And how would you make the costume so you look taller.. So the hood is a bit above your head?

[@hollywoodhobie]

I really want to take a fan from the inflatable costumes and try to make an inflatable Stay Puff or Baymax.

[@punishedprops]

That would be amazing!