The making of
Mr. Heady Lamar
Mr. Heady Lamar
This page takes a few minutes Please be patient
Heady's teeth were molded from hot glue.
Spooky FX.
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The making of
Mr. Heady Lamar |
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This page takes a few minutes Please be patient
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| I started Mr.Lamar by sculpting his head in clay and then molding it for the latex outer skin. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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made an inner skull from auto bondo to support the latex skin and the mechanics
for the eyes and mouth. Heady's teeth were molded from hot glue. |
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| Mr.Lamar's body was constructed from aluminum stock and various parts. The whole figure was mounted to a chair. All the mechanics for his arm movement and tape player were hidden in the chair. Jim Kadel of Haunt Masters, was a big help with all of Heady's animatronics. Visit Jim at Haunt Masters. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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I dressed Heady in a smart ensamble, custom made smoking jacket, white shirt
and wing tips. I made his hands using a technique developed by Jerry Chavez
of Spooky FX. |
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