GhostTown
Delightfully Grim!

Oh I'll definitely be following along! Love your style!!

There's so much to see on this site ~ I just stumbled across your display pictures. ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!!! I agree with other member's comments... It really could be in a high-end home decorating magazine!! Really beautiful interpretation of Halloween!! I can't wait to see this years.

I see you're in Nampa, we are just moving to Nampa from Meridian, where abouts are you? I'm always looking for Halloween displays to look at in October. We are gonna be in a new subdivision they're building on the South East corner of Ustick and Franklin.

Hey, I'm curious about your corpsing technique... did you lay sheets of paper towels on, or did you shred them and make a paste with cheese cloth? My corpsing is not looking right, and it might be this textured paper towel i'm using...

Happy Easter, erveryone!



(How I see my girls on Easter morning.)

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I saw you posted in the pumpkin patch thread and that you said you make paper mache pumpkins. I tried my hand at making them and it seemed very time consuming and I couldn't figure out how to weatherproof them to display. You mentioned that you've made 10 in a years time and that seemed like alot. Maybe I'm going about making my pumpkins wrong. Do you have any advice? Thanks

Happy Thanksgiving!

That is a good question. I was trying to figure that out on Halloween night. Some of the items on the list: tombstones, giant spider and talking 3-axis skull(s).

Your setup looked killer, and I like your ideas for next year! I think I am done with Paper Mache, the 4 that we made had mold in them and although looked good, I did not really like working with it. I have 6 real pumpkins that I am going to see if my father in law or brother in law can help me make molds of them so that I can experiment making foam pumpkins. The only problem is one lives in Phx, the other live in Tennessee!

I also agree on the LED's, I made some that really work well that I will need to rework during the off season. I would also like to buy some professional DMX LED's as well.

Here is video of the a 3-axis that I may attempt: