DIY Jurassic Park Barbasol Can for $20 | $400 Prop Replica Showdown
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What this video covers
Creator Matt Daniels of Creative Geekery builds a DIY version of the iconic Jurassic Park Barbasol cryo can for roughly $20 in materials, relying on 3D printing, custom fitting, and a metallic paint finish to bring the prop to life. The build process covers design challenges and finishing techniques before culminating in a direct side-by-side comparison against a high-end $400 Paragon FX replica. Free labels and build notes are available on the creator's website for anyone who wants to follow along. The video ultimately helps viewers decide whether a budget DIY approach can satisfyingly stand in for a premium collector's replica.
Key takeaways
- ◆A functional Barbasol cryo can replica can be built for around $20 using 3D printing and basic paint techniques
- ◆The creator openly addresses fitting problems encountered during the build, offering practical troubleshooting insight
- ◆A metallic paint process is used to simulate the look of a real metal can
- ◆The finished DIY prop is compared head-to-head with a $400 Paragon FX commercial replica so viewers can judge quality differences
- ◆Free downloadable labels and build notes are provided to help others replicate the project
Who this is for
Jurassic Park fans and maker-minded prop enthusiasts who want a budget-friendly, hands-on alternative to expensive commercial replicas.
Tools mentioned
- • 3D printer
Materials mentioned
- • 3D printed parts
- • paint
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