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  • john haines
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    wow !!!!! love all the new photos !!!!!!

    wish I was closer than 399 miles !!!!! someday, my friend........ someday !!!!!!!!!have a great run this year ..............

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  • elowther
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    Here are a few photos. More to come when I get a second.

    Fright Tours came to visit and do an official review on opening night.

    http://www.frighttour.com/2012-tour/haunted-overload/










    Have a great season everyone!

    Eric

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  • elowther
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    Sorry I haven't posted in a while. Here are a few more. I can't wait til my vacation starting Friday when I can finally focus 100% on the haunt until we open. I also can't wait until my photographers get some good shots of these new things. The I phone just doesn't cut it for good photos, lol! Awesome for a phone though.

    New covered bridge.


    Inside the bridge.


    The giant 4 story cactus is getting there. More work, on the face, sharp spines and white highlighting with a spray gun to go. The photos don't do it justice, at night when patrons come around the corner it will look insane.



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  • elowther
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    This is what is on the back side of the giant cactus head. Grain silo/ ticket booth below. Entrance into Death Junction.


    Stencils for the ticket booth.


    Start of the giant train tunnel facade.


    Awesome looking sign done by Bill Kennedy, the circus ringleader.

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  • MDKing
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    Incredible work Eric, well done!

    Allan

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  • elowther
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    Thanks Allen!

    I can't take credit for the gypsy wagon. Rae Enslin, our costume director and other volunteers did that.
    I think it came out great! I love having talented people on the team doing their own projects. It's totally different than what I would do and it gives the haunt some good variety. I designed that giant cactus looking head but it's a team effort many hands went into the building of this. I don't want to show too much of it until it's finished but it looks insane when you come around the corner of the trail even in this unfinished state. There is a mock up a few pages back it will have giant horns sticking out of it made from foam and painted white.

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  • Allen H
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    Eric you are my hero- great looking work.

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  • elowther
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    Not too much time to post nowadays but here are a few more.





    Inside the mouth of a new gigantic creature.


    Burning the midnight oil, very first layer of wood slabs going on. Many more to go.

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  • Skeered
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    It all looks awesome. I wish I had a block of woods next to my haunt to do something with

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  • drfrightner
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    nice work as usual

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  • Dark Tiki Studios
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    Originally posted by elowther View Post
    160 square feet
    Thanks! I was curious.

    What awesome progress! What quality! In a few years you're literally going to have a Halloween theme park!

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  • elowther
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    160 square feet

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  • DarkTikiEntertainment
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    Awesome work as always! You know I'm a big fan!

    You said you would need to put in a sprinkler if you made a solid roof. How many feet is it in your locality before you need a sprinkler?

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  • Pumpkin King
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    Damn this is awesome!!!

    Eric, your work is inspirational and so unique, you have a clear passion for what you're doing. Thank you so much for posting pictures!

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  • elowther
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    Tired as hell. I figured I would post these tonight or I never would. Enjoy.

    We got the blade mounted.


    View as you walk around the corner.


    Roof made to look like rotted boards caving in on you. They are wired up. I would need a sprinkler if I made a solid roof.



    The body bags are looking cool as well.

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