Eyes, eyes, eyes. Why do so many prop builders focus on making perfect eyes? Well, it's the first thing ToTs look at to determine if it's a fake monster or a live actor. You could at least fool them for a few seconds if the eyes look real. For most scares... that's all the time you need Okay, here goes the tut... get your wine out. Supplies Needed: Clear Eyeballs from the Skeleton Store 10" 20 gauge wire Pupils template Clear gloss acrylic paint White acrylic paint Red acrylic paint Yellow acrylic paint Tools Needed: Wire cutter Spare foam Butter knife Scissors Thin, long-haired brush Large brush Paint mixing jars Get the Eyes: The Skeleton Store sells these nifty clear eyeballs. Here's a picture of them inside a skull and a link to the website where you can get them. They are $4 a pair: /www.skeletonstore.com Remove Cornea and Clean : The cornea pops out of the eye with careful prying. You'll see that fake blue is
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