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Haunted Temple Demon
This creature was made for an annual Haunted House I help put
together at Halloween. He's made from the skins of 4 different animals:
deer, hog, raccoon and wild rat. His head is a raccoon skull.
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Werewolf Puppy
"Werewolf puppy" is actually made from a raccoon body,
dressed in old baby clothes, and a head and tail made of wild hog and
squirrel hide. I used fossilized shark's teeth to make her fangs.
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Nails, The Undead Flying Roadkill Critter
The skins of deer, rat, and raccoon were all glued (and nailed) onto
a flying squirrel form. His fangs are made with the barbs from catfish
fins. Underneath on his wing flaps are raccoon rib bones... Cute,
isn't he?
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Creature with Light-Up Eyes
The creature's fur is made with scraps of fallow deer and
raccoon hide, and a little bit of fake fur too. To make the
eyes, I first took apart an old, broken remote
control (like the kind that controls toy cars), until it was nothing more than a battery box. Then I connected two
wires to the battery box, strung them up through the critter's
head, and attached a couple LED lights.
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Freddy the Yeti
This is probably one of my least-threatening looking
monsters. He's about the size (and shape) of a guinea pig. This
yeti has horns, eyes, and fangs made out of clay, and his
fur is made with fallow deer hide.
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Thing with Big Fangs (AKA "Fangs")
Fangs is made from a fallow deer hide scraps, a raccoon
skull with lengthened fangs, and the jaw bone of a domestic
house cat. The eyes are made of clay.
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Monster Squirrel
This critter is made from a really scraped-up road kill. I
tanned the skin, mounted it on a homemade form, and gave it
fangs and gold eyes. Then I made all his wounds and road-burns
look nastier than they did before!
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The Squossum (squirrel-possum)
He's got the fur of a really
road killed squirrel, and the skull of a small possum. His
funky looking eyes are made out of clay, and the slobber on
his fangs is made of hot-melt glue!
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