She’s a cool mum! Roxy Jacenko installs a 4m x 4m Nerf gun rack for her son Hunter Curtis’ sixth birthday and how you could build your own for just $50
She’s known for throwing epic grand-scale birthday parties and treating her little ones to extravagant gifts for their special day.
And it appears this year is no different for Roxy Jacenko, as the PR maven has revealed the custom-built Nerf gun wall she’s had installed for her soon-to-be six-year-old son Hunter.
Sharing a photo of herself standing in front of the 4m x 4m display after tradesman had erected it, the mother-of-two was clearly proud of her vision.
Birthday gift! PR maven Roxy Jacenko (pictured) has installed a 4m x 4m Nerf gun rack for her son Hunter Curtis on Tuesday, ahead of his sixth birthday tomorrow
In the caption, Roxy explained she decided to gift her son his own Nerf display after discovering he had been eyeing the custom installation on YouTube for some time.
Suggesting this could be one of many gifts for son, Roxy wrote: ‘And all before midday we have one of Hunter’s 6th Birthday presents ready for tomorrow’s big day!’
‘A huge thank you to my friend Dan for helping me do this, albeit one of his stranger construction requests!’ Roxy continued.
Bunnings job: Documenting the video process to her Instagram stories, Roxy explained that the process is quite easy – and all materials needed are from Bunnings
Inexpensive: You can build your own for $50.31 cents
Documenting the video process to her Instagram stories, Roxy explained that the process is quite easy – and all materials needed are from Bunnings.
You can build your own for $50.31 cents.
The two tradesmen started with piecing together a series of black 50x50cm interlock foam mats to the wall.
The next step consisted of placing nails and hooks in various spots on the wall to hold up the collection of Hunter’s toy guns.
While Hunter’s sixth birthday celebrations may be smaller than usual this year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, Roxy has been known to go all out for her children’s birthday parties.
Last year, she treated her only son to an inner-city bush bash, complete with a life-size red barn, a ball pit, a four-tier cake and an alpaca.
In a video shared to Roxy’s Instagram page last year, the birthday boy was seen thoroughly enjoying his special day alongside his mother and father, Oliver Curtis and his older sister, Pixie, now eight.
Epic: While Hunter’s sixth birthday celebrations may be smaller than usual this year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, Roxy has been known to go all out for her children’s birthday parties. Last year, she treated her only son to an inner-city bush bash, complete with a life-size red barn, a ball pit, a four-tier cake and an alpaca
Cute! The barn, which was aptly coined ‘Hunty’s Farm’, also contained other cute farm-related fodder, including whimsical wooden tree stands and cow props
The centerpiece of the party was a sizable red barn complete with all the usual trappings, including swinging barn doors, rustic white-framed windows and farm animal props.
The barn, which was aptly coined ‘Hunty’s Farm’, also contained other cute farm-related fodder, including whimsical wooden tree stands and cow props.
The shed also housed Hunter’s customised four-tier cake by Mastello Creations, which was comprised of a male farmer sitting atop a cow, horse and sheep.
Preperation begins! The Sydney PR maven is gearing up to celebrate her son’s sixth birthday in self-isolation. Also pictured with her daughter Pixie, eight