Poltergeist Clown

[sandybelle]

My self made Poltergeist Clown Display. I printed out Annette Little's unused Evil Clown head that she made for the film on paper and stuck it onto cardboard. Making a head like this is really easy and cheap and everyone has to decide for themselves what they make of it.

For example, I stuck hair on the side, a blue satin hat, two white gloves, possibly a red nose and now I will also made the silver collar for my Clown, so that the whole thing looks even more real. The display is 23 inches tall.

If you can't afford a replica Poltergeist Clown, this cardboard Clown is the perfect solution. Above all, you have a really amazing Clown. especially since this is also the original Clown head that Annette little built for the film. And honestly, even if it's a head on cardboard, the result just looks amazing.

 

[sandybelle]

I made a second LifeSIze Poltergeist Clown Display on paper and cardboard. For this display I used the photo of the original screen used Clown that can also be seen in the film.

 

[sandybelle]

Since it is almost impossible to get a good LifeSize Poltergeist Clown, I decided to build my own Clown. He is 55 Inches tall. I printed out Annette Little's original Clown head that she made for the film on paper and stuck it onto cardboard. Then I glued long-haired plush to the head, sewed a blue satin hat and the entire satin body. It's all handmade and I didn't use a sewing machine. The seams didn't turn out perfect, but I'm very happy with the result. Then I added wire to the arms, hands, legs and feet.