I'm making a lifesize Hellboy for a local movie theater for the opening weekend and I've got everything figured out except for the tail. Actually, I forgot all about it until someone asked me how I was going to do it. Oh, yeahhhhh, the tail.
I have no idea.
You'd think it wouldn't be that hard to do, right?
Yeah, not so much. So any ideas you guys may have please throw them out there, because as of now, I've got nuthin'
As far as reference goes, you really can't get better than this.
http://www.propstore.com/product-Hel...lman--Tail.htm
BTW, it doesn't even have to be flexible.
How about flexible electrical conduit inside foam latex?
Mike
YOu could sew the shape inside out out of red or other color fabric, like a tube, turn it inside out, stuff it, use wire if ya want , stipple latex on it and paint it w liquitex paint from Michaels.
Or you could tint the latex w a bit of the liquitex and no need to color.
R
Hey, those are pretty good ideas! I'm on it!
Thanks, guys.
I made Kit Fisto tentacles out of regular latex. I sculpted a shape with water clay over a rough wireform and made a mold in plaster. Then I slush cast the latex and when it was cured I stuffed the tentacles with foam/batting. You could do the same with the tail but also add a wire inside to give it a "bend."
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