Mario approaches it, but a Bully responsible for creating this machine appears, saying that they must pay him money. Then Parakarry arrives next to their house with the machine. Luigi doesn't want him to buy it, but Mario buys it thinking he accepts.

He shows him a spaghetti machine, which costs 9999999999 coins. Mario searches something on eBay and calls Luigi. I did my best to make some diagrams below that were visual, as I must have been finishing the costume and forgot to take pictures.Mario buys a Spaghetti Machine, but he has to pay 9,999,999,999 coins for that or else he will be dinner, so he decides to go to Casino with Luigi to win the coins. Once I had an idea of how much cord I needed, I cut it to size, and I hot glued (or try Gorilla Super Glue) the ends of the straps to the back of the vacuum. With your kid, you’ll want to measure how long the straps need to hold the Poltergust 3000 up on your little Luigi’s back. To keep this simple, I went down and got about 2 yards of Heavy Duty Poly Strap to make the two straps my son put over his shoulders. I decided to paint the outside of the bulb with a coat of glow-in-the-dark green acrylic paint to give it that fun look of the Poltergust 3000 while also serving as a backup glow in case the battery died while we were out trick-or-treating. I put the battery in the bulb, attached the flat base, checked that it worked, and then hot-glued the plastic base of the bulb light to the inside of this compartment on the toy vacuum. This is a battery-operated light bulb that I ordered on Amazon. Once each piece has a solid coat of grey, you are ready to move on.While that dried, I started painting the hose attachment grey.Then I proceeded to spray paint the bottom grey.I removed the tape from the bottom of the toy vacuum after the red paint dried.

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