How to Make a ZOMBIE Halloween PROP | Part 1
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
Part 1 of a two-part series from Haunt Former walking viewers through the process of building a custom zombie Halloween prop from scratch. The episode focuses on the foundational steps of constructing the prop's body frame. The channel is associated with Spider Hill Prop Works and targets hobbyist haunters looking to create their own display-quality figures. A link to Part 2 is provided for those ready to continue the build.
Key takeaways
- ◆First installment in a two-part zombie prop build series
- ◆Covers the early/foundational stage of constructing a zombie figure, likely the body frame
- ◆Produced by Haunt Former in collaboration with Spider Hill Prop Works
- ◆Aimed at haunters who want a custom, handmade zombie prop rather than a store-bought one
- ◆Part 2 continues the build to completion
Who this is for
Home haunters and Halloween enthusiasts who want step-by-step guidance on building their own custom zombie prop from the ground up.
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