Thread: I fianlly finished all of my tombstones for 2010

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I only have one picture right now because it is taking a realllllllllly long time to upload pictures on here. Not sure why but i got one so i figured i would show you. For those of you on facebook can be found on the group page of 1031 props. There you can see a lot more pics of this years stones including some close ups.

Couple of quick things i would like to point out for those that may be wondering.

-I got all of my designs from actually tombstones in various graveyards.
-My tombstones are 2.5" thick.
-I painted them with dryloc first, then a base latex exterior paint, followed by a sponged layer of exterior, followed by airbrushed detail, then spray painted detail and sealed with a clear coat matte finish.
-Picture frames are from hobby lobby.
-my main form of support is internal using the PVC rebarb technique (The Pod technique i like to call it)


If you have any more questions fire away.

Nick

they look great!!!!!! I am having probs w\pics loading too, must be a lot of traffic

Those look awesome! I love the authentic designs. The photo frames are a great touch. Very nice work.

The sign is great. With all the haunt signage that's already done, it's hard to be original.

Excellent work!!!

Love, love, love the picture frames. It says the 1920's and that is the spookiest decade to me.

Side question: were you loading large picture files? If not, then perhaps there is something screwy going on with the site? Had another member mention that it was messing with their login status.

they might be large files. Not really sure. I'll have to check.

Thanks for the compliments.

Beautiful work.

Looking good Nick, Nice job on each and every one of them. All you need now is a Celtic Cross tombstone with a chiller intergrated into it.

Those are awesome tombstones!!! Makes me want to burn mine.