Great and complex job. Nicely done. Dear colleagues, your video helped me to solve some problems with making also giant bag with popcorn here in Belgrade, Serbia. Thx for selflessly displaying and describing your great works.
This is fantastic! I am thinking about learning more about creating large, foam and fibre glass sculptures for personal projects as I love being creative and learning new skills. You make this look so rewarding and so much fun, really inspiring stuff! Thank you
Great video. Our customers enjoy taking pictures next to one of the three large outdoor popcorn boxes that we have on property. Our kernels are currently made with great stuff. Unfortunately the kids like to break off pieces over time forcing us to constantly repair and redo the tops. I like the Shape of our kernels but would like to use your technique of applying sticky back foil and fiberglass. What type of fiberglass did you use? What type of durable outdoor paint would you recommend? Also, any suggestion on how I can secure the popcorn together then to the wolmanized plywood top that we screw into place? Thanks again for an awesome video! DW
This is awesome I’m trying to make one of course nothing like this but it’s not coming out too good with my grandsons arty in 2 weeks . 👍🏽you guys rock 🥰🍿
What a fantastic job. Is there something that you and your crew don't know doing ? Everything, wood, iron, resine paint & so. I'm glued on your channel since 3 hours and it is the same interest video after video. I would like to come and see with my owne eyes. Thank you for sharing all that knowledge. Thank you 1000 times. I apologize for my bad english. Stéphane - France.
Love your videos! Very informative. I’ve been watching your process and am wondering what you think of sprayable hard coat plastics via a static mixing tip like the smooth-on ez-spray jr setup for example, and how they compare to your preferred method of aluminum foil and fiberglass. Thanks again!
Hi Brandon, generally we don't tend to use plastics, particularly sprayable ones, as you tend to need proper booths set up with extra ventilation. Plastics tend to be quicker, and probably has it's advantages, we're just used to using glass fibre as a reliable strength. Plastic painted on could have thin or weak spots and still require several layers to give the same level of strength as glass fibre.
If you get chicken wire with paper mâché on it if it rains it will of course be a mess, but what if i put fibreglass over it, would that work? Against the rain and the stability
Im not sure! Maybe 80 or 120 grit or something like that? It's just to lose the polystyrene bead texture a little. We also use a standard bead polystyrene, if that helps?
Great and complex job. Nicely done.
Dear colleagues, your video helped me to solve some problems with making also giant bag with popcorn here in Belgrade, Serbia. Thx for selflessly displaying and describing your great works.
This is fantastic! I am thinking about learning more about creating large, foam and fibre glass sculptures for personal projects as I love being creative and learning new skills. You make this look so rewarding and so much fun, really inspiring stuff! Thank you
Great job as usual! I just did 3ft pop corn kernels.
Must be a pop corn contagion?
I love to watch your work!
Great video. Our customers enjoy taking pictures next to one of the three large outdoor popcorn boxes that we have on property. Our kernels are currently made with great stuff. Unfortunately the kids like to break off pieces over time forcing us to constantly repair and redo the tops. I like the Shape of our kernels but would like to use your technique of applying sticky back foil and fiberglass. What type of fiberglass did you use? What type of durable outdoor paint would you recommend? Also, any suggestion on how I can secure the popcorn together then to the wolmanized plywood top that we screw into place?
Thanks again for an awesome video!
DW
Great work!
This is awesome I’m trying to make one of course nothing like this but it’s not coming out too good with my grandsons arty in 2 weeks . 👍🏽you guys rock 🥰🍿
Hi Dananaz, what are you using to try and create them?
Card board boxes 📦 I’m not very crafty lol red duck tape videos on utube I have the xecto know an all lol still horrible
@@dananaz12 how did it go? My husband is making one, too.
What a fantastic job. Is there something that you and your crew don't know doing ? Everything, wood, iron, resine paint & so. I'm glued on your channel since 3 hours and it is the same interest video after video. I would like to come and see with my owne eyes.
Thank you for sharing all that knowledge. Thank you 1000 times.
I apologize for my bad english.
Stéphane - France.
Hi Stéphane, Im sorry about your 3 hours being spent. But I'm not sorry!! :D I hope you subscribed, so you can keep watching our latest videos
Love your videos! Very informative. I’ve been watching your process and am wondering what you think of sprayable hard coat plastics via a static mixing tip like the smooth-on ez-spray jr setup for example, and how they compare to your preferred method of aluminum foil and fiberglass. Thanks again!
Hi Brandon, generally we don't tend to use plastics, particularly sprayable ones, as you tend to need proper booths set up with extra ventilation. Plastics tend to be quicker, and probably has it's advantages, we're just used to using glass fibre as a reliable strength. Plastic painted on could have thin or weak spots and still require several layers to give the same level of strength as glass fibre.
Yep makes me want to go to the Movies. Man you would have a tuff time getting one of those kernels out of your teeth. 🍿😁
I love this kind of work well done and I hope that
Hope that what? WHAT?? The suspense is killing us!!
Haha
Sorry for bad translation I love this work that you've done well and I want mastery
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios 🤣🤣🤣
Amazing
If you get chicken wire with paper mâché on it if it rains it will of course be a mess, but what if i put fibreglass over it, would that work? Against the rain and the stability
bart wieling Hi Bart. Yes fibreglass would protect it. Thanks for watching!
what grit sand paper are they using? im trying this. but its not going so well lol
Im not sure! Maybe 80 or 120 grit or something like that? It's just to lose the polystyrene bead texture a little. We also use a standard bead polystyrene, if that helps?
Awesome
I responded , I’m using the card boxes an red duck tape had trouble doing scallop not crafty savy smh 🤦🏽♀️ lol 😂
mantapp..bagusss..
Amazing