[SML] Building big fake topiary....
ken long
happycanyonpyro3 at gmail.com
Wed Jan 11 01:32:16 UTC 2017
look at the large round forms for building fireworks shell, they are kraft
paper forms and not terribly expensive
look to firefox, pyro creations or skylighter on the web
On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 8:47 AM, Jon Ares via Stagecraft <
stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 8:04 PM, Dale Farmer via Stagecraft
> <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
> > Steel rebar or rods for internal structure. Get the help from someone
> who
> > does rebar, and their tools, to bend it into desired trunk and branch
> > shapes.
>
> Rebar? Welding? Oof... I think that's all too much for this project.
> No one will see it up close enough to see inside the tight leaves to
> see the branch structure. Like you said, the real thing is pretty
> much empty, leafless-ness inside, but I don't need all this structure.
> Indeed, as you suggest, there will be beefy bases though... each
> topiary will sit in large planters, that will also be sit-able, so
> I'll easily be able to get some stability, for sure.
>
> Pat: I'm liking your idea as well... I'm thinking of bands of
> something bendable, but rigid, then covering it with a mesh, and yeah,
> stuffing it with leafage (although I like the idea of the tissue
> paper, and supplement that with leafage as well).
>
> Taco: the spray foam idea is appealing as well... as I think about it,
> I may be able to combine all the above: an armature, with a ribbed
> structure and mesh, expanding foam, then smoothed/carved, then leafed.
> Hmm......
>
> Wonder if I know anyone at Studio Concepts anymore (parade float
> builders).....
>
>
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