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Here's a fake old factory glass window (55" tall x 53" wide) that will add an industrial look to your haunt. You can easily change up the size to fit your needs. I used the basic idea from TDK421 and adapted it for a wall that has no window. Here's TDK421's awesome idea: http://www.halloweenforum.com/halloween-props/88923-need-help-making-glass-look-broken.html#post829744

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This is a 3-part video tutorial series on ChromaDepth 3D wall panels. Please look for the other two videos: Designing ChromaDepth 3D Haunt Images and Building Haunt Wall Panels.





This video shows the process of transferring a small image onto a large haunt wall panel, priming the panels and painting it:


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This is a 3-part video tutorial series on ChromaDepth 3D wall panels. Please look for the other two videos: Designing ChromaDepth 3D Haunt Images and Painting ChromaDepth 3D Haunt Wall Panels.


Here's the second video (of three) of the Haunt Wall Panel series. The first video was about how to paint ChromaDepth 3D images on them but if you just want a quick way to put up a maze in your haunt this new video still applies.

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This is a 3-part video tutorial series on ChromaDepth 3D wall panels. Please look for the other two videos: Building Haunt Wall Panels and Painting ChromaDepth 3D Haunt Wall Panels.



Last video of the series is completed! Yeah!!!!! This video explains how the ChromaDepth 3D illusion works and how to design images for your haunt panels:






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This is a continuation of the series: Seven Layers of Scare. If you haven't already, I suggest you read that blog post first: http://www.halloweenforum.com/blogs/terra/528-seven-layers-scare.html





Now that we've discussed Seven Layers of Scare, lets drill down deep and focus on....

Walls

The first area to decorate is the perimeter of the room. This tells the viewer where they are. A jungle (camo netting), freezer (frosted over ...