Sanding: Nicholas did suggest that I sand the 3D pieces before painting. He said to go very light and easy, taking breaks, when doing so because the heat and friction could warp the plastic material. I had a different idea at first, because ours was 3D printed using brown 3D print material. I was thinking that if I used beige primer, and sanded just the outer layer of primer off that the dark brown 3D printing material would show through and look quite a bit like wood grain. That didn't work in the end, so I painted over the primer with spray paint and added the brown lines with paint markers. Yours might be smoother and slide even better if you sand it but, I didn't so I don't know. If you are considering making a mask like this and would like to use the STL files that our librarian used, I have attached them below. In a deleted scene, he is fighting alongside the other fairy tales against Shrek. Here he ties the ogre with his strings, and turns his head with an evil laugh while moving his eyes. He appears to be good friends with Gingy, whom he has a similar voice to (although Pinocchio has a more raspy voice).

Next we added the wig cap over the actors hair. The wig cap also went over the cable on the actor's head. We pinned the cable through the wig cap to really hold the cable in place.Once you own one, you can share or potentially rent for a small fee to other theatre organizations if they are looking for one.

Add a little pink blush over your cheeks and that’s it! You now look just like everyone’s favorite wooden puppet. Guards (12)- each: gray quilted top, silver pants, gloves, tabard, helmet, greaves (1 cape for Captain) BUT. I didn't know any of that before making our own. This article is to share how we made ours, so below is the tutorial on how we did it.The following is not an exact set of instructions for you to follow. I am going to tell you the steps I took to make this one, then after that I will share tips and things I might have done differently. Once we received the 3D printed pieces from the librarian, I used a beige colored primer to coat all the pieces. Another McDonald's toy that came with a Pinocchio card dispenser and three fact cards that when put together, had a picture of Pinocchio.