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Here are a few pictures From this years haunt.

I'll post a few more into another post below, but you can see them all on my blog here.

Thanks for looking.

 

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Part 2

Now here are some props by my fellow haunters of whom I am very proud:

Patty's Hatchling and Jay's Sign

Kendra's Flower

Zac's Drinking Corpse

Patty's Tiki Peeper

Tricia's TOT Snatcher

Again there are more pics on the Haunted Tiki Island Blog.

 

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Thanks for all the nice words guys and ghouls. That made my day!

 

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Thanks guys. I put alot time into HTI for the last year. I think I started in in April, making some stuff for contest, and just kind doing a little something every night, then in July it was every night 6-10pm working on something. The in August ever aspect was scheduled in my google calendar to make sure it got done in time.

I'm glad you guys liked it. I also had four other prop builders working with me who are getting pretty darned good. I am going to try and get them on here this year.

Here is a shot of everyone but me (im taking the pic) dressed to kill:

and me an my hunbun (so you can see my costume, I'm outnumbered).

 

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Im' hubby!!! LOL. the blog will stay open, and anything tiki or cannibal I make will show up there.

As far as how-to, i have a list to do, but I had to take time off to finish the haunt. this month there will be a venus flytrap tutorial.

In answer to the covered area, yep once you walk into the volcano there it is all covered in fire resistant black sheet plastic on a pvc frame. That houses the lava monster (whom I need to finish his picture) and the lava flow, with burning souls in it, and then you come onto the porch which is carver creeps lair, then the walkway back to the street is the blacklight jungle.

I ma editing the video, I am going to make a walk through version (as much as I can) and then a theatrical version, which I'll post on my blog, then on here.

 

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Did you make the venus fly trap? If so, what material did you us. I love the tiki haunts.

Tricia, one of our haunters made those. I will be having a how-to this month on my how-to blog. They are fast, affordable and look cool.

 

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As someone who has lived for 13 years in Pago Pago, the HOME of the Tiki Cult, I concur. That set-up was beyond awesome. How long were you set up and how many TOT's did you get?

We setup one night and had 600 tots. Next year we will set up 2 nights. The night before halloween will be extra dark and scary/more jump out at you stuff.

 

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Here is the walk through video of our haunt: