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in the hay barn, at least for now. we should be able to fit enough hay for the real boys, to keep em feed for winter. it is nice and dry with good head height. i got really lucky and almost all of the display fit into the crypt. other than the organ and the phantom that plays it, so i'll take that apart, and rehab it......TONS of damage done by the wind this year. how about you???? how was the weather on you side of the globe???? your right on the same latitude as we are here in wisconsin basically. i am so glad you are keeping her!!!!! how can you rightfully give away your first born????? all the love that went into her..........

That is awesome work. I need one of those.

you are right, my first born is staying with us.
As for wind damage, we did get a very bad wind kick up on halloween day. The rider was whipped off of DareDevil and his head snapped off. I will have to do spinal surgury to re-attach the head which won't be too hard If I do the repairs next summer. I have tried working on it lately and it is just too cold and I don't have an indoor workshop. Everything I make is done outdoors. Do you have any ideas for next years projects? I was thinking I need to focus on making myself a better costume. I didn't start working on a costume until about 4pm on halloween. The horse consumed every spare moment. I wore my husbands black belt Karate gi. Lame

Holy Horse! nice job!

Wonderful job. I'd love to see it in a haunt scene!

idea's for next year??? well i'd like to try a zombie BBQ, with the spit and stuff. i have a 55gal drum, that i want to use, and put.... humans for consumption, and have a zombie pushing it on a handtruck towards the spit. thats the better one so far,

Cools creepy-cool!! Good idea.

thats a big bulky prop how is it to store, i have big props as well great hore ,i used the spring horses from kids toys, this is more to scale great job

That is really COOL!

That is flipping Good!