Awesome video of an awesome project! When you are bending your PVC, if you cap the ends and fill it with sand, it won't kink as badly, and you can get a smoother bend. This works with copper tubing too.

Terra you continue to amaze us...WOW

Your skills are amazing as is your patience. He was impressive finished and this informative tutorial has me in awe.

i love it how you put so much time and detail into your work that is amazing !

Just a housewife here with an all-obsessing hobby :) foam material cost was $26 x 8 panels x $20 truck rental = $228. Yeah, the cost took me back but was afraid the white beady foam (though cheaper) wouldn't work as well.

Your foam carving is totally awesome and your finished monster prop is so realistic. I am now a subscriber:)

The patience almost dried up with the scale work (along with the wine supply). Thank you very much :)

That's a great piece of art u got there. U definitely got some mad skills

Wow, just wow. You need your own television show. My whole family watches and loves your videos.

My goodness that's a complex and massive project. Extremely well done!

Holy crap 8D that is awesome. you do fabulous work.

You are SUCH an inspiration! Thank you so much for this tutorial!

oh god..look at all those scales...the finnished wolf is awesome..!

Great work, i have always used clay and plaster for the work I do and found your video both informative and an inspiration. Thanks for taking the time to create this video.

Great tutorial and an absolutely killer build! Thanks for sharing this.

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You really are an incredible sculptor. I have always wanted to create the weeping angels from Doctor Who. This is inspiring me to sculpt them.

This was awesome! Loved it! That will be a great addition to your display. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic tutorial Terra!

im soo jealous of your creativity and skills....amazing prop...keep posting the how to's....love them

I have to say you are my inspiration !!!! I also do alot of my own props and have been doing the grave stones for years. but this is my next project. We all appreciate the way you share the making off you art with the tutorials you create. YOu are unbelievable I only hope mine comes out half as good. Keep up the wark you do they are masterpieces!!!! Thanks again

This is WONDERFUL

Wow this is absolutely amazing!!!

That was really neat. Nice work, thanks for making your video and sharing it!

Awesome video! I am a newbie when it comes to styrofoam art. But I am in awe now that I watched your video!! Very inspiring.

very well done love the work and the tutorial

You are so talented. Your work is extremely impressive. I ran across this video and others of yours because I am helping my daughter with a foam project. We plan to use some of you tips. In short, you create exquisite works of art. Thank you for the tips and the videos. Have a nice day.

You're very welcome and thanks for the nice comments :)

WOW!!! That is AMAZING!!!

OMG! I think I'm in love! I can't thank you enough for sharing this. Wonderful inspiration........Even after watching, I'm sure mine would look like it had polio or something.lol

Hey there! I just wanted to say I love the tutorials. You've got a talent for this sort of thing.

Excellent monster prop video! Turned out really well too! I've recently started working with foam myself which gives me insight and appreciation for how much effort you really did put in to this.

A job well done, loved it. A lot more work than one realized.❤️❤️❤️

I was hoping you were going to show more on the hellhound. Love it. You make it look so easy. I wish i had your talent.

Wow, that is a lot of work. Nice job.

HOLY CRAP that is AWESOME!!

Aww, thanks so much for saying that. I love doing this!

Wow! Amazing work

Holly Cow...you are an amazing Artist. I truly admire your skill. I never thought of buiding my Halloween Dispalys this way!

unbelievable!!! so talented

WOW, well done!

Wow, that is amazing job!

My high school art teacher would abhor the use of projectors, but I've long since stopped listening to such advice. Whatever makes it easier! And you definitely make it look easy, though I KNOW it's nowhere near as simple as you make it. :) Although those scales had to be mind-numbing to cut. Great job, Terra. Truly amazing work. Rich

AWESOME!!!! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome really well done

I loved this. Thank you very much!!!

You are amazingly talented and charismatic woman. Very inspiring too !

Scaryladyvideos that was a very inspiring video! My daughter and I just started a project using foam and now I'm thinking of a million different ways we could use it.

Wonderful project, great tutorial. Thank you!

Thanks and have fun carving the foam - wear a mask!

WOW That is AMAZING... I so wanna try that... Imma start out small but WOW VERY GOOD JOB... U MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY....

That is so amazing. Definitely gives me ideas. You did a fantastic job. :)

This is awesome

Truly awesome

Wow this looks great. For something you were able to do at home with things you can get at a local hardware store. Not a commercial product. 👍🏼

Wow! Pretty cool.

Amazing job and thanks so much for the how to!

Wow this is incredible 😱

Thanks. It took me under 200 hours. Figuring out how to make the scales took up a lot of time.

Very very awesome job

Wow now that’s cool

I have a more extensive written tutorial if you wish. The link is in the 'more info' section under the video. I can't make another one though - already knee-deep in new props for this year's haunt.

Oh how I wish I had the patience to make this for my halloween yard display. Awesome job.

Great advice, thank you!!!

Isn't it cool that Miles Teves, who did the design for the Hell Hound also did the design for Robocop? He is a fantastic conceptual artist.

Omg this is awesome , you truly gifted(:

Great video- thank you!

My pleasure :)

Amazing work!

Awesome awesome awesome awesome.

Wow amazing. You are extremely talented.

Great job ... thanks for sharing.

this work takes a lot of discipline.. am lovin it.. now i've found a new hobby ;) subscribed :)

Well, wow, thank you so much!!! If you run into any questions please don't hesitate to ask. I will tell you that I didn't like the foam glue used and if I was to do this again I'd try Glidden Gripper instead. Did a small foam test and it was impressive.

You just got a sub! I've been interested in professional haunt prop making for quite a while now...:)

Oh love the angels from Dr. Who. That would make a kick butt prop!

Great job!

He is marvelous!

Amazing!!

Very cool and thanks :)

Thank you and I'm here if you have any questions :)

What a nice thing to say :) Thank you.

Great job Terra! you're an inspiration! glad i discovered your channel (and your fb page too )

I'm sure someone has stated that you're doing everything that a Stan Winston monster maker does to create the creatures for films. The work is great and thanks for posting these videos

Thank you so much i will look for them because after seeing th sneak peak video it gave me a interesting tombstone idea i will do for the 2013 year

awesome work

A wonderful work !!!

I will find out this Halloween ;) I designed him with him holding up to the elements in mind so let's hope the plan works out. Thanks very much for the kudos :)

trueely talented

I really like this video. The information was great and your pleasant attitude really comes across. Thanks for sharing your talents!

It is pink styrofoam that you can buy at Home Depot. It's what normal people use to insulate houses. Made by Owens Corning and called Foamular.

I just got to Tell you that I love your work, I think I have watched your video 6Xs now...LOL I have decided to try a 6 ft tall figure.. LOL will post picture when done. Thanks for posting your videos.

Terra, this is just so awesomely cool..your attention to detail is amazing! I am so impressed! You don't happen to have a background in the arts, by chance? Fantastic video.

Glad to hear that and thanks :)

You're welcome and glad you like him :)

Amazing, wish I had the talent to do this

Cool and thanks :)

Aw, that's sweet and I'd love to have you as an apprentice - the first thing I'd have you do would be the scale work :)

I agree with godsflesh! What do you do for work? What ever it is you should start building props full time!

Yes, I got the Glidden Gripper at Home Depot. I got the Hell Hound figure over at eBay. It's a two-part set from the movie Chronicles of Riddick. Search here at KZfaq for 'Turmoil in the Toybox Riddick' and you will see a full review of the toy. If you still need pictures then message me with your email and I'll send it off to you. But, having the toy in your hand will make it much easier.