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Description
This is Wall-e at his best. The dream of a 6 year old boy to become wall-e for a day. Made by his dad and a very imaginative boy. He didn't want the wall-e costumes sold at the stores. He wanted the full 3D appearrance, with the hopes that everyone who sees him will believe it's the real wall-e!
Materials
2 styrafoam boxes
hot glue gun
scissors
utility knife
red acrylic paint
yellow acrylic paint
black acrylic paint
white acrylic paint
grey arylic paint
1 large plastic lid
black gloves
black turtleneck
black pants
black socks
hot glue gun
scissors
utility knife
red acrylic paint
yellow acrylic paint
black acrylic paint
white acrylic paint
grey arylic paint
1 large plastic lid
black gloves
black turtleneck
black pants
black socks
Instructions
cut both styrafoam boxes and glue to form a perfect cube. measure childs head. get the leftover pieces to fit childs head and glue. carve to form wall-e's head.
paint to resemble wall-e accordingly.
cut the plastic lid to the shape of wall-e's hands. remember to leave enough room for the arm pieces. measure childs arms and cut to fit. bend the plastic into thirds to cuff childs arms.
Tips for Taking a Great Photo:
- Avoid clutter. Keep the background simple -- your costume is the star!
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- With a digital camera, you can take as many photos as possible and choose the best one. Have fun!
