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  1. osenator
    11-15-2009 06:47 PM
    osenator
    This is one of the best pirate theme I ever saw!!!!!
  2. mic214
    11-13-2009 09:17 PM
    mic214
    Haunter,

    Holy smokes mister.....your pirate ship haunt is just outstanding! Just when I was thinking that I did pretty well with my set up, you come along and blow me right out of the water with a broadside!

    I may have to "Borrow" an idea or two from ye for my pirate ship haunt for next year!

    Well done, Matey...........!!!!!
  3. soni
    10-26-2009 03:43 PM
    soni
    http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/...406:1574511577
    Here is a link to the party pics!! Not for sure how to fix them in my album right now!!!
  4. soni
    10-26-2009 11:30 AM
    soni
    Halloween 2009 A Pirates Tale of Rival Rogers.
    Here you go party pics
    http://www.halloweenforum.com/album.php?albumid=2089
  5. TK421
    10-16-2009 06:54 PM
    TK421
    Haunter, I'm taking my two oldest up to Oak Harbor tomorrow to see Litemareb4xmas's set-up. Looks like I'm gonna miss the Tulalip House of Terror's Kids Day. (http://tinyurl.com/yj4h29k)
  6. soni
    09-08-2009 09:43 AM
    soni
    Hey there Haunter!!! Thanks for being my friend
  7. Revenant
    08-31-2009 03:22 PM
    Revenant
    LOL thanks!! My lips're sealed. zzzzp. oh HEY I just saw your "drunken stupor" pic in your album heheheh love it! Hey love your "Capt. Jack" skelly! Pirates Rock... remember, Sept. 19...!
  8. BeastofKilligrey
    08-16-2009 01:20 PM
    BeastofKilligrey
    Yeah, we're going with a pirate theme this year for our front porch. We're going to try and turn it into a pirate ship. I've gone back and forth on whether or not I want to do it. I've never really thought of pirates as "spooky" but I think we can pull it off.
  9. BeastofKilligrey
    08-13-2009 05:56 PM
    BeastofKilligrey
    You're pictures are awesome! Did you build your ship wheel or just the "stand" for it? Sorry, couldn't think of the right term! I've found a wheel but I'm thinking of just lashing it to the rail of my porch.
  10. ELH(Erin Loves Halloween)

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    I have a yard haunt inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. "Sailor's Grave"
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Posted 06-12-2009 at 10:25 PM by Haunter Comments 0
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I just aged a bucky and Lindberg skull using my new favorite aging medium: Minwax Gel Stain in Aged Oak (602).



I applied a very light coat of stain with a rag and quickly brushed it off to create an antique look to the skulls. I used a brush to apply the stain into crevices, around the teeth, and hard to reach areas and quickly wiped away any excess. To create a light dirty look to...

Posted 03-20-2009 at 06:44 PM by Haunter Comments 2
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One element that had been missing from my pirate-themed yard haunt was a skeletal helmsman, as seen in the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. I had extra bluckies (blow-molded skeletons) lying around, but I didn't have a nautical wheel, a motor, or the expertise on how to animate this prop.

After scouring HalloweenForum.com, I came across several home-fashioned helmsman props and ideas on how to incorporate a windshield wiper motor to animate this prop.

I started...

Posted 02-28-2008 at 05:23 PM by Haunter Comments 0
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Once the fabric is attached to the board and trimmed, you can mount the swords. Push the wire from the bottom through the hole and the fabric, wrap it around the sword, and push it down through the fabric

and the next hole. Wrap the wire tightly to secure the swords.

A trick for hiding one of the wires is to position the bottom wire for the bottom sword at the spot where the top sword overlaps the bottom sword.
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Posted 02-28-2008 at 05:22 PM by Haunter Comments 0
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Next, lay out where on the board you would like to position the swords and your Gemmy skull, and mark the positions of (a) where you want to mount the swords (ideally two locations for each sword), (b)

where the round protrusions on the bottom of your skull come in contact with the board (for mounting the skull on the board), and (c) four points adjacent to the loops also on the bottom of the skull (for

securing the skull with wire). I suggest using wire to secure...

Posted 02-28-2008 at 05:20 PM by Haunter Comments 0
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So you've got a Gemmy skull and you're feeling bored. Well, put it to good use and create your very own talking pirate skull plaque--you know, like the one in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.


First, you'll need some materials. More specifically, you'll need a wooden...
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GREAT PROP.
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Hey,nice job on the...
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