The most important question! Do you build props, and/or want to learn more about building props? Oh, and if you choose no, we're going to have to delete you.
Yes
How long have you been haunting:
Three to five years
Your haunt - Do you prefer:
Both
Your haunt - Do you prefer:
Scare the sh**out of people
Tell us a little about your haunt (i.e. is it a yard or garage, what is in it, is there a theme, what would you like to build, etc).
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When it comes to props/decorations in your haunt, would you say you are:
Amazed by what you can find at Goodwill
Which statement comes closest to describing your haunt's attitude toward kids?
geared toward older kids with a certain amount of gore/scare
Which of the following most closely approximates your yearly haunt budget?
Over $1000/year. Holy freakin' christ
You understand that any non prop related content will be deleted?
Hello I put a link in where I describe the chiller, Go to the link and scroll down thru the different chillers to the Trash can one There are pictures of it. Notice only use 3 inch alluminum ducting and keep it to the sides as you put it in! My fog chiller Is a 25 gallon Trash can with lid! Go to any home supply /lumber supply store(home depot) and Purchase (3) 3inch Dryer tubes in alluminum. Cut 2 holes across from each other at bottom of can the first one right at the bottom the second one approx. 5 inches from bottom (the Higher one will be INLET!) Now start tube install from the lowest hole first (exhaust)spiralling upwards stretch out tubes before install and duct tape sections to gether as you go keeping tight to the sides When you reach near top and close to end put left over tube in (inlet side) You will notice inlet Tube travels to the top first as fog comes in (heat rises)and cools as it spirals down. I use 40 lbs of Ice lasts all night because the hot fog is not hitting it directly. also use Where the inlet is higher off ground put box under fogger as ice melts it leaks water (dont want anyone getting shocked) Good luck!!
Great photos! Thanks for the help with the M&T group. I think I got it now. So, are you and your wife going to the ECHC gathering this year too? I'm really looking forward to it. And even though it's not that far away for me, I plan to stay over on Fri and Sat nights. I checked your pics from last year, and that's me showing off my screaming plant that I made. :-) This will be my 4th year going, but it's been in Salem every year...15 minutes from my house!
Hi there the Massachusetts Make and take is having a get together this march you are welcome to join us http://garageofevil.ning.com/events/massachusetts-make-and-take
You're very good. I've always meant to take the time to learn night photography, but most of the time I'm in too much of a rush to see what I'll discover next to do more than point and shoot.
What I'm thinking of is this: I'd like to make another corpse, but only the back half. I'd like to leave the internal area open and use that as a serving tray on a gurney. My party will be a morgue theme and I thought eating the corpse, so to speak, would be rather cool. I wanted to place the brain mold directly into the brain area, put deviled eggs for the eyes, sub sandwiches directly into the areas for the arms, and so on. You can probably imagine what I'm thinking. I didn't really want to just set the food out in a general area where it might be IF there was a body on the table.... I wanted the body to be there and for us to eat from it. Too gruesome? I didn't think it would be. I just don't know how feasible my concept would be. Maybe make the corpse as I'm thinking and line the areas with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, perhaps. Any suggestions?? I'll take both the good and the bad. Or, play devil's advocate?
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When: Saturday August 28, 2010 12:00 Noon Where: 119 Pleasant St, Pembroke, MA 02359 Agenda: Show and Tell (bring a prop to show) Lifecasti…
Thanks for the kind words. Yes, I made almost all my props. Most of them are paper mache. :)
Your pictures and props are great, thanks for sharing.
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