Second Half Of Shi Kumo Mold!
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What this video covers
This extended StiltbeastStudios session with Allen Hopps covers the second half of constructing the mold for the Shi Kumo character — a detailed, professional-grade prop or mask build intended for haunted attraction use. At nearly three hours, the video dives deep into the mold-making process, making it a substantial technical resource for serious prop fabricators. Viewers follow along with a hands-on, real-time workflow typical of the Stiltbeast production style.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers the second phase of a two-part mold-making series for the Shi Kumo prop/mask
- ◆Long-form, nearly three-hour session suited for in-depth learning
- ◆Produced by Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios, known for professional haunted attraction prop work
- ◆Focused on techniques applicable to haunted house and Halloween attraction-level fabrication
Who this is for
Advanced prop builders and haunted attraction fabricators who want an in-depth, professional walkthrough of complex mold-making techniques.
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