[halloween71]

Much better than my pile of papers lying around.I have well over 50 projects printed out.So yes I am addicted.

 

[Scatterbrains]

I've got a three inch binder that's full of ideas too. It's not organized though....although the fact that I have it all in one binder is a tiny miracle in itself

 

[TheGothicPrincess]

I have copied several how to's also. I have about a 1000 pages bookmarked, need to go through them and print them off, in case the photos get removed.

 

[Scatterbrains]

I have copied several how to's also. I have about a 1000 pages bookmarked, need to go through them and print them off, in case the photos get removed.

I don't have that many bookmarked, but I find that I go back through them wondering why I bookmarked them. That's why I started printing them out..usually the link shows up on the printout in case I need to go back and look for something

 

[TK421]

That is awsome!! I'm trying to do the same thing right now, but I was building each one as a PDF so they could be accessed and downloaded online.

Great job!

 

[litemareb4xmas]

What a nifty idea, I'm finding things I've bookmarked from last year are now deadlinks.

 

[davy2]

I printed out nephilims crypt how-to and bound it...it make things really handy for reference as you are building

 

[13mummy]

Awesome idea!!!

 

[Demon Dog]

Wowza, I thought I was doing great to finally put my info in manila folders that I store here and there. I admire your organization skills.

 

[Johnny Thunder]

Very cool -

 

[liuoliveira]

I love it I admire your organization skills too

 

[TK421]

Any chance you could post some of the links to the tutorials on your content page? A lot of those tutorials are hard to find once they've been buried by months of new content.

For instance, I've never seen the tutorial on a Styorfoam Mausoleum, but I'm hoping to build one this year and would like to read up on any tutorials.

 

[kprimm]

I also have a folder with all my projects, all my hand written doodles of ideas and all my on line print outs. It also contains all my various convention contacts and dealer info. My folder has a hand drawn cover that my 11 year old son drew for me of all halloween stuff as he is the one that helps me out the most on my props and giving me ideas of stuff to build.

 

[rockplayson]

wow thats crazy. That's what Im in the process of doing! Mine was going to be part of the secret reaper exchange. Great minds think alike.

 

[halloween junkie]

TK421
I got the tut for the styrofoam mausoleum from Home Haunt News
HomeHaunters News and Reviews October 2008 - Page 1.
It's only the front half of one,but I don't think it would be that hard to add 2 side walls and a back one if you wanted too. If theres another one your interested in let me know. I have:
Hearse - not to detailed,but there going to be building on on the props building group.
Stryo foam mausoleum, skeleton corpsing, the grumble, wood sign from foam, winged demon, zombie hands, ancient tombstones, beloved tombstone, flicker candles, reaper tombstone, boneyard bbq, fcg, peeping skull tombstone, rusty padlock, ground breaker coffin, reaper stone statue, toe pincher coffin, ripped apart torso, paper mache pumpkins, haunted busts, skulls in a can, weeping angel tombstone, Mr. Hemlock (ground keeper), grounds keeper with servo to move head, rising spirits, easy eyeballs.
Not all of them are from this forum so let me know if there's any others that you are interested in and I'll give you the links.

 

[TK421]

Fantastic!

Thanks for the styrofoam mausoleum -- it's very helpful. I've drawn up my own plans, but the treatment and weathering information is great!

I'd love to know more about the "Wood Sign From Foam". That is another prop I am taking on this year, but I'd like any info on painting, styling, and treatment -- so that tutorial would be really helpful.

Thanks again!!!

 

[alucard]

TK, check out SpookyBlue's website for a musoleum tutorial. He has lots of great ideas, including a tutorial on how to make a sign from foam board.

Spooky Blue's Halloween Projects & Haunts

Hope that helps!

 

[TK421]

Thanks, Alucard. That is a very helpful link. They've got a great mausoleum tutorial and a great tutorial on styro "wood" carving.

 

[Tumblindice]

Great idea!